Mobile Notary Services
Let us do the traveling to your home, business or other meeting place at a time that fits your busy schedule! Convenience.
We provide mobile notary service with appointment. Call us at (714) 350 - 4506 or [email protected] to schedule an appointment.
MOBILE NOTARY SERVICES OFFERED INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
- Apostilles and Legalization
- Certifications and Authentications
- DMV Traffic School Final Exam
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Bank Power of Attorney
- Certified Copy of Power of Attorney
- Power of Attorney
- Passport & ID Copy Certification
- Personal Statements & Travel Letter
- Pension & Retirement Documents
- Promissory Notes
- Pre-Marital Agreements
- Name Changes
- Domestic Partnerships
- Dissolution of Marriage
- Acknowledgments
- Affidavits, Jurats
- Oaths, Sworn in for Testimony
- Affirmations
- Signature of Mark
- I-9
- Assignments
- Lien Releases
- Compliance
- Judgments
- Deeds & Deeds of Trust
- Deeds of Easement, Quit Claim Deed
- Deeds Releases, Grant Deeds
- Inter-spousal Transfer, Joint Affidavit
- Birth, Marriage & Death Records
- Foreign Adoptions
- Immigration Bonds
- Copy Certification by Document Custodian
- Bill of Sale
- Leases
- Incorporations
- Homesteads
- Business Partnerships & Taxes
- Refi's HELOC's
- Residential Loan Documents
- Real Estate & Investment Documents
- Proof of Execution by Subscribing
- Errand Running
We provide high priority, high quality, and highly knowledgeable services for Fm and Associates customers which are leading corporations, legal and financial services firms, healthcare professionals, international marketing agencies, government entities, and individuals.
Reputation
Our rigorous quality standards are what make us a leading, reliable Notary Services Company. Fm and Associates reputation for timeliness and absolute accuracy is unparalleled.
Confidentiality
You can trust FM and Associates certified Notary professionals to execute your assignment in complete confidentiality, whether it’s an official document, a legal contract, a company letter, patent information, medical records or other sensitive documents.
Translation Services
You can trust FM and Associates certified translation professionals to execute your assignment in complete confidentiality and comprehensive translation, whether it’s an official document, a legal contract, a company letter, patent information, medical records or other sensitive documents.
CONTACT US AT (714) 350 - 4506 or [email protected]
You can trust FM and Associates certified translation professionals to execute your assignment in complete confidentiality and comprehensive translation, whether it’s an official document, a legal contract, a company letter, patent information, medical records or other sensitive documents.
CONTACT US AT (714) 350 - 4506 or [email protected]
PROCESS SERVER
Why then a registered process server? Because having a registered process server serve has its advantages. It's well worth it for the $60-75 that you pay them to do it.
For one thing, service Is presumed to be valid if a properly executed proof of service is signed by the registered process server. Recently, the California Second Appellate District so held. (see Palm Property Investments, LLC v. Yadegar (May 2011) In that case, the landlord presented at trial a proof of service by the registered process server but didn't call him to testify, after the landlord rested, the tenant moved for judgment arguing that the landlord failed to meet his burden of proof that the 3-Day Notice To Pay Rent Or Quit had been properly served - and therefore the unlawful detainer was not valid. The Court of Appeal reversed the trial court. So we now know for sure that if you represent the landlord, you don't have to call - and pay- the registered process server to attend trial. All you need to do is to have a proof of service signed by him admitted into evidence. That can be easily done as long as you lay proper foundation for business records exception.
Also, A Proof of Service by a registered process server is given more weight than a self-serving testimony by the tenant. You'll find that most judges tend to believe the proof of service over the live testimony of the tenant. A tenant just can't say," I wasn't served" and expect the judge to believe him. Not even jury will believe the words of the tenant over that a neutral.
Now, if it is the landlord himself that's served the 3-Day Notice, then it is a more difficult decision for the trial court as both parties are biased in their testimony and motivated to lie.
There's much point in asking a friend to serve 3-Day notice because (1) he may not necessarily be unbiased because he's your friend and the court may not find him to be completely impartial, and (2) you can't rely on the proof of service signed by him and not call him to testify.
The bottom line - Is it worth saving that $60-75? What about the inconvenience to your witnesses to have to attend trial? Also what if you or they would have to be out of town and can't attend trial and trial would have to be continued for that reason.
For one thing, service Is presumed to be valid if a properly executed proof of service is signed by the registered process server. Recently, the California Second Appellate District so held. (see Palm Property Investments, LLC v. Yadegar (May 2011) In that case, the landlord presented at trial a proof of service by the registered process server but didn't call him to testify, after the landlord rested, the tenant moved for judgment arguing that the landlord failed to meet his burden of proof that the 3-Day Notice To Pay Rent Or Quit had been properly served - and therefore the unlawful detainer was not valid. The Court of Appeal reversed the trial court. So we now know for sure that if you represent the landlord, you don't have to call - and pay- the registered process server to attend trial. All you need to do is to have a proof of service signed by him admitted into evidence. That can be easily done as long as you lay proper foundation for business records exception.
Also, A Proof of Service by a registered process server is given more weight than a self-serving testimony by the tenant. You'll find that most judges tend to believe the proof of service over the live testimony of the tenant. A tenant just can't say," I wasn't served" and expect the judge to believe him. Not even jury will believe the words of the tenant over that a neutral.
Now, if it is the landlord himself that's served the 3-Day Notice, then it is a more difficult decision for the trial court as both parties are biased in their testimony and motivated to lie.
There's much point in asking a friend to serve 3-Day notice because (1) he may not necessarily be unbiased because he's your friend and the court may not find him to be completely impartial, and (2) you can't rely on the proof of service signed by him and not call him to testify.
The bottom line - Is it worth saving that $60-75? What about the inconvenience to your witnesses to have to attend trial? Also what if you or they would have to be out of town and can't attend trial and trial would have to be continued for that reason.
