Official California Forms

Everything in One Place

We've gathered the official, free forms our clients ask for most — links go directly to the California government agency or recognized nonprofit that publishes each one.

Please note: These are official forms published by California state and county agencies and recognized nonprofits — we provide the links for your convenience only. Our notaries notarize signatures; we do not draft documents or give legal advice. Do not sign any document until your notary is present, and consult an attorney if you have questions about which form is right for you.

Powers of Attorney

Power of Attorney notary →
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Uniform Statutory Form Power of Attorney Sacramento County Public Law Library · Probate Code § 4401

Healthcare Directives & Medical

Healthcare Directives notary →
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CA Advance Health Care Directive CA Attorney General · Official Fillable PDF
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CA Advance Directive (CaringInfo) National Hospice Foundation · PDF
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CA Advance Directive (Hospital Edition) California Hospital Association · PDF
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HIPAA Authorization Form (DHCS 6236) CA Dept of Health Care Services · Official PDF

Estate & Probate

Trust & Estate notary →
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DE-305 — Small Estate Affidavit (Real Property) CA Judicial Council · Updated Jan 2026

Apostille & International Documents

Apostille service →
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Mail Apostille Cover Sheet CA Secretary of State · Rev. 04/2025
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Sacramento Drop Box Cover Sheet CA Secretary of State · Rev. 04/2025
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Los Angeles Office Cover Sheet CA Secretary of State · Rev. 04/2025

Vehicle & DMV

DMV & Vehicle notary →
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REG 227 — Title Transfer / Duplicate Title CA DMV · Official PDF
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REG 135 — Bill of Sale CA DMV · Official PDF

Family & Minors

Parental Consent notary →
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Caregiver's Authorization Affidavit CA Judicial Council · Official PDF

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every form linked here is published for free by a California state or county agency or a recognized nonprofit, and you download it straight from that official source. We never charge for the forms themselves — you only pay for the notarization when we meet.

Yes, and it helps. Fill in every section beforehand — a notary cannot notarize a document with blank spaces. Just don't sign it yet: California law requires the notary to personally witness your signature at the appointment.

We notarize signatures — we are notaries, not attorneys, so we cannot draft documents, choose a form for you, or give legal advice. If you are unsure which form fits your situation, consult a licensed California attorney before your appointment.

These are statewide California forms, so they are accepted across the state, including all six counties we serve. Some documents also have county-specific versions or extra filing steps, so check with the receiving agency or court if you are unsure.

This library covers the documents we are asked about most, not everything. If your form isn't here, bring your own — we can notarize almost any properly prepared document. Call or text (916) 222-2251 and we'll tell you what to have ready.

Form in Hand?

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Once your form is filled out, our certified notaries come to your home, office, hospital, or care facility anywhere in Sacramento and 5 surrounding counties. Same-day often available.

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