ABOUT  &  FAQ

A Notary is a legal witness who watches and verifies documents being signed. It’s one of the oldest professions, tracing its roots back to the Roman Empire. Governments trust Notaries to uphold the law and Notaries are considered public servants.

Notaries are required in many different instances, including but not limited to real estate documents, wills, trusts, power-of-attorneys and much more. It’s a simple but important and respected profession.

A Mobile Notary is a Notary that drives to clients. It’s much more lucrative than being a standard Notary in an office because you can charge travel fees plus others, thereby massively increasing your revenue. In addition, Mobile Notaries tend to work for themselves and set their own hours.

You must be at least 18 years old and reside in the state where you are licensed. Thereafter the steps to becoming a Notary differ from state to state. You’ll also need access to a car, which, if you don’t have, will pay for itself within a month or two of working.

If you have a criminal record, you may not be able to become a Notary. Certain misdeamoners and felonies will disqualify you. Feel free to contact us if you are concerned about your background and we'll let you know if you're eligible.

Contact Us

The Notary process is quite simple. There are a wide variety of documents that need to be notarized, ranging from real estate closing documents to applications for passports. 

As a Mobile Notary, you’ll receive calls from clients regarding documents that need notarization and schedule a time to meet. You’ll drive to the client, identify the signer using a government-issued Photo ID (typically a Driver’s License or Passport) and record basic information in your Notary Journal. 

You’ll then collect the signer’s thumbprint and signature in the Notary Journal and watch the client sign their document. Afterwards, you sign the relevant section on the document and place your Notary stamp in the allotted space of the page.

Typical appointments are 10-15 minutes. It’ll be muscle memory within a week or two of working.

In California, a Notary may charge up to $15 per each signature in addition to travel, printing, and other fees they choose to apply. With a well-structured business, you should normally make between $300 - $700 each working day, and I’ve experienced many days where I made $1,000+. This doesn’t include money you can earn from hiring others below you!

To become a Notary in California, you must first take a state qualified course (included in the Notary Brothers Bootcamp). In our bootcamp we provide all the tools and knowledge so that you may complete this normally 6-hour course in as little as an hour. 

Once the course is complete, you will take the state exam and must score a 70%+ to pass. We’re proud to say every single one of our students has passed on the first exam attempt! 

Upon passing the state exam, you will receive a packet in the mail with an oath and bond to be filed with your county recorder's office, as well as E&O insurance, which protects the public from any mistakes you may make. 

After the oath and bond have been filed, supplies such as the notary stamp, journal, lockbox, and miscellaneous items will need to be ordered (a starter kit is available through Notary Brothers Bootcamp). Then you are ready to go out there and notarize!

This entire process may seem daunting, and if done improperly can take up to half a year. Notary Brothers Bootcamp lays out the exact step-by-step process to ensure compliance and should take as little as 2 months from start to finish.

Many of the other courses you see marketed on TikTok, Instagram, etc. are full of hot air and blustery sales guys. Very few people actually end up making serious money from taking those courses. It's driven by hype and excitement of the "digital economy" or whatever buzzwords are in vogue.

Mobile Notary is a profession that has existed for the entirety of modern history and is ALWAYS in need. You will get clients, you will get hired, no matter what economy we're in. The question is how much you'll make. Using good marketing techniques included in the Bootcamp, you should be able to make much, much more than other Mobile Notaries.

Yes, this is not an exaggeration. 

If you look online, you can see average Mobile Notaries making 55K - 85K annually. This is with poor marketing techniques and online presence.

With good marketing techniques, you'll be at the top of results and easily get 2x as many jobs as others out there, and be able to charge more.

We've set up many people with our system prior to starting the Notary Brothers Bootcamp, and now we've seen our Bootcamp graduates making easily north of $10K a month.

In addition, once you are getting a lot of clients, you can train and hire people below you and increase your monthly earnings significantly.

You will be taught everything you need to get certified and open your business. You'll get access to a state-approved preparation course, you'll learn about all the equipment you need, you'll be taught how to notarize, how to set up your business, how to negotiate with potential partners, how communicate with clients, and most importantly how to properly market yourself.

You can be working in 2 months if you take the course seriously and do the state approved exam ASAP. If you are learning on the side, 3 months can be expected.

Other courses online are only teaching you the knowledge to pass the state exam.

This is only a small part of the Notary Brothers Bootcamp, which in addition teaches you all the procedures, how to set up your business, how to set up your marketing (the most important part), and how to manage clients.

As far as we know there are no other courses out there that come anywhere near the level of comprehensiveness that Notary Brothers Bootcamp does.

The Notary Brothers have separate Mobile Notary companies that are among the top-performing in LA County, California. These companies have been operating for 3+ years coming in always in the top results for Mobile Notaries in LA.