Mobile notary in Marina del Rey and Playa Vista.
Harbor condos, the boat slips, the Playa Vista campuses and the new neighborhoods around them — a notary public who comes to you, with travel included from Culver City.
How Marina del Rey appointments work
Marina del Rey and Playa Vista are about ten minutes from the Culver City base down Lincoln or Jefferson, with appointments every day from 8 AM to 10 PM by schedule. Harbor buildings have lobby desks and guest parking rules; send the building and unit when you book. For the campuses along Jefferson and Bluff Creek, a conference room or the lobby café is usually the easiest meeting spot.
Boat paperwork is a Marina specialty: bills of sale, vessel documentation forms and slip or charter agreements that need an acknowledgment or a jurat. I meet you dockside or at the harbor office when that is where the documents and the signers are.
Frequently booked here
- Condo signings along Admiralty Way, Via Marina and the harbor basins
- Vessel bills of sale and other boat documents needing an acknowledgment
- Employment, relocation and corporate documents at the Playa Vista campuses
- Estate-planning and real estate documents in the new Playa Vista neighborhoods
- Travel-consent letters and school paperwork for families
- Café meetups at the Runway or on Washington Boulevard
A notary public for 90292 and 90094, harbor to campus
Marina del Rey is the harbor itself and the condo and apartment towers around it, from the Via Marina peninsula to Washington Boulevard and Lincoln; Playa Vista is the planned community and tech campuses east of it, from the Runway and Concert Park to the Bluff Creek offices. Both sit inside Zone 1 from Culver City, so mobile travel is included, and you pay the state-capped notarial fee plus any optional services.
Playa del Rey and the Ballona Creek side of Culver City are minutes away and inside the same zone. Same-day windows depend on the schedule; calling 424-353-4192 is the fastest way to confirm one.
- Admiralty Way, Via Marina and the harbor basins
- Marina Peninsula and the Washington Boulevard side
- Playa Vista: the Runway, Concert Park and the Jefferson campuses
- Bluff Creek Drive and the Campus at Playa Vista
- Playa del Rey and the Del Rey neighborhood
- Venice, Westchester and Culver City next door
Is there a travel fee in Marina del Rey or Playa Vista?
No. Both are inside Zone 1 (within ten miles of the 90034 base), so mobile travel is included. You pay the state-capped notarial-act fee plus any optional services you request, confirmed before the appointment.
Can you notarize boat documents at the slip?
Yes. Bills of sale, vessel documentation forms and agreements that need an acknowledgment or a jurat are notarized the same way as any other document; the signer appears, is identified and signs or swears in front of me. We can meet at the boat, the harbor office or your condo. I perform the notarial act; the forms themselves come from you, the broker or the documentation service.
Can you come to an office on the Playa Vista campuses?
Yes. Tell me the building and whether visitors check in at a desk, and I arrive early enough to clear it. For teams with recurring needs, the professional partners track means one number and a notary who already knows your building.
What ID does the signer need?
California accepts a current ID, or one issued within the past five years, from the list in Civil Code section 1185: a driver license or ID card from any US state, a US or foreign passport, a US military ID, a Canadian or Mexican driver license, or a consular identification card, among others. If a signer has none of these, credible identifying witnesses can sometimes be used. Tell me what the signer has when you book and I will say what works before I drive out.
Nearby areas: Venice and Mar Vista · Westchester and Inglewood · Culver City · Santa Monica · Greater Los Angeles · all service areas.
