$150 Base Appointment
The jail notarization base price is $150. Each additional notarized signature after the first is $10.

San Bernardino County
Professional mobile notary appointments for incarcerated signers, with advance coordination for facility access, identification, documents, and visiting procedures.

The jail notarization base price is $150. Each additional notarized signature after the first is $10.
Access, visiting hours, document delivery, identification, and approved items vary by facility.
Share the facility name, signer information, document type, and required deadline before booking.
Jail notarizations take more coordination than a standard mobile visit. Facility rules may control when a notary can enter, how documents reach the signer, what identification is available, and whether an appointment or visitor approval is required.
Appointments may be available for West Valley, Adelanto, San Bernardino, Riverside, and other nearby detention facilities. Availability is never guaranteed until facility requirements and the appointment time are confirmed.
The customer is responsible for obtaining and preparing the correct document. A notary cannot select forms or provide legal advice. Do not leave blanks in the document, and confirm whether witnesses or additional signatures are required before the visit.
Jail Notary FAQ
The base appointment is $150 and includes the first notarized signature. Each additional notarized signature is $10. Special access, wait time, parking, or unusual facility requirements may affect the final confirmed price.
Possibly, depending on facility rules. Confirm how documents may enter the facility before the appointment. Some facilities require advance approval or a specific delivery process.
No. Completion depends on facility access, the signer's willingness and identification, the document, and any other legal or facility requirements. Fees and rescheduling terms should be confirmed before the visit.
No. The notary can notarize an eligible signature but cannot select or draft legal documents. Contact an attorney or authorized document professional for document preparation.
Call with the facility, signer information, document type, and deadline.