Permission to Travel Form for Minors

Both parents should sign a notarized consent to travel if their child is traveling internationally.  This requirement applies if you are married and leaving a spouse behind to work; grandparents taking grandchildren on vacation; same-sex couples with adopted children; a divorced parent on a trip to Europe, even a military family uniting for the holidays. 

The traveling parent or guardian should carry a notarized copy of the proper Children’s Consent Forms or Permission to Travel documentation.

These regulations apply to minors under 18 who are leaving the United States with school groups, teen tours, or friends on a vacation.

If you have sole custody, provide a copy of the relevant paperwork such as a death certificate or court order.

Specify the child’s full name and address, the names and addresses of both parents, the names, and addresses of the adults traveling with the child, the authorized destination countries and the dates of the trip.

You can download a form online or create your own.

The Doc Xpert has over 10 years of experience notarizing all types of documents. Feel free to give Cynthia J. a call at 951.468.8056 for assistance.

Inmate Wedding Special Continued for April 2018

Cynthia J. of Detention Center Notary & Carolyn Ringer of Marie’s Mobile Notary are extending Special pricing to couples getting married in April.  The Package includes notary services, marriage license fee, officiant and ceremony for a total fee of $634.00*.  

The wedding ceremony must take place on the same day that marriage license is purchased.

Get married with ease and affordability today!  Regular price is $724.  This offer is good for Southwest Detention Center, West Valley, and Robert Presley ONLY.

Carolyn promise to you – As a Wedding Officiant, your wedding ceremony will be created and performed with LOVE! 

Call or text 951.440.9928 or 310.487.5135 to Reserve your Date.

*Restrictions apply – Wedding client must purchase license and wedding ceremony on the same day.  This offer cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts.

Inmate Wedding Special for March 2018

Detention Center Notary & Marie’s Mobile Notary is offering a Fantastic Special to couples getting married in the month of March.  The Package includes notary services, marriage license fee, officiant and ceremony for a total fee of $634.00*.  The wedding ceremony must take place on the same day that marriage license is purchased.

Get married with ease and affordability today!  Regular price is $724.  This offer is good for Southwest Detention Center, West Valley, and Robert Presley ONLY. 

Call or text 951.440.9928 or 310.487.5135 to Reserve your Date.

*Restrictions apply – Wedding client must purchase license and wedding ceremony on the same day.  This offer cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts.

Prisontalk- A Resource for Jail Inmate Relatives & Friends

PrisonTalk is an on-line information website designed to provide information and resources to families with incarcerated relatives or friends.  The concept of PrisonTalk Online web community was conceived in a prison cell and developed in a halfway house. 

The website is funded by donations from families of ex-offenders.  The site allows those with an interest in the prisoner support community a forum in where their issues and concerns may be addressed by others in similar situations.  

The website has a forum that allows a discussion of questions of public interest; a blog that features various noteworthy topics; a chatroom for topics on a specific subject, and an on-line store that monetarily supports prison families and prison reform efforts., etc.

The Doc Xpert provides mobile notary service to Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Feel free to give Cynthia J. a call at 951.468.8056 for assistance.

Experienced, caring wedding officiant for jail marriages

Are you looking for a wedding officiant for your upcoming marriage at one of the Detention Centers in Riverside, San Bernardino or Los Angeles counties?  I have had the pleasure of working with Carolyn Ringer for over 10 years.  We work as a Team to complete your wedding package.

I am a Mobile Notary Public and when I process the Affidavit of Inability to Appear - Carolyn Ringer can complete the marriage paperwork and ceremony very quickly.  She is a licensed and ordained non-denominational minister specializing in officiating jail marriages. 

Carolyn is experienced and knows how to navigate the county clerk process and procedures associated with marrying your loved one that is incarcerated.  Her promise to you – is that she will perform your ceremony with Love.

Call Cynthia J. today at 951.468.8056 to set up an appointment.

How Can I Obtain the Signature of an Inmate on a Legal Document?

At various times, it is necessary to obtain the signature of an inmate on a legal document.  For example, a power of attorney form may be needed in the event the inmate wants to assign a friend or relative to handle business transaction/s.  

Other types of legal forms that require a notary are the Inability to Appear, Divorce Decree, Trust Deed or Health Care Directive forms.

A Mobile Notary can assist with obtaining the signature of an inmate detained in a detention center (jail).  

If you do not have the individual’s driver license or passport, the Notary Public can now accept the following identification: 1) An inmate identification card issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, if the inmate is in custody in California state prison; 2) Any form of inmate identification issued by a sheriff’s department, if the inmate is in custody in a local detention facility. 

The Doc Xpert has over 10 years of experience notarizing all types of documents.  We travel to jail locations in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.  Feel free to give Cynthia J. a call at 951.468.8056 for assistance.

How to Marry Someone in Jail

Following are a few tips for those considering a marriage to their loved one in jail.

•     Have all paper work ready For the County Clerk Office:  Notarized Copy of Affidavit of Inability to Appear, Certified Copy of Birth Certificates, Driver’s License or government i.d., and Proof of Incarceration.
•     Do your research: Many jails will not allow you to have large numbers of guest attending, and may also have dress codes for you to abide by.

o   Each jail has a different marriage process. It behooves the bride/groom to find out what the requirements are where the individual is being held .

·       Detention Center Notary and Associates will be happy to answer any others you may have.  Call us today and we will assist you in making your wedding a wonderful, memorable occasion.  Contact Cynthia J. at 951.468.8056.

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Notary Service to Local Jails/Detention Centers for Riverside and San Bernardino Counties

Is your family member or friend incarcerated ?  Do you need a legal document such as a (POA) power of attorney, inability to appear, or a bill of sale notarized?   

Do you need assistance arranging a marriage to an inmate?  Call The Doc Xpert.  We will handle your request painlessly and with ease!   We provide service to all of the following detention centers:  Southwest Detention Center, Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility, Glen Helen Regional Center, Robert Presley Detention Center, West Valley Detention Center.  

 Notary agents are available to Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties.

I  service Riverside, San Bernadino, and San Diego Counties.

Service is available 24/7 and on short notice.  Give us a call, we’d love to assist you.

Please visit my Facebook website or my Notary website. Give Cynthia J. 
 a call at (951) 468-8056 for Professional, Reliable, and Prompt service!

Power of Attorney

What is a Power of Attorney?  A Power of Attorney is a legal document that requires a notary witness.  This gives another person the power to act on your behalf in the event that the Principal is incapacitated or unavailable to handle their business affairs.  The Power of Attorney can be set for a specific length of time or until the Principal revokes the Agent's authority. If you require a notary signature and stamp, call Cynthia J. for assistance at 951.468.8056

Confused by the inmate marriage process?  Don’t know where to start to marry your fiancé?   Cynthia and Carolyn strive to make the inmate marriage process easy.  We will help you complete the marriage application and the inability to appear form.  Services can be completed same day with advance notice.    

Marriage service provided to most detention centers in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.  This includes Robert Presley, Banning, Central Detention Center, West Valley and Glen Helen.

Contact Cynthia today at 951-468-8056 to begin your wedding plans. I am a licensed notary public with 10 years experience serving the inmate population.  Carolyn Ringer is a licensed and ordained non-denominational minister specializing in officiating jail wedding ceremonies.  She will make your marriage memorable. 

Mobile Notary Service for Jail Inmates

Mobile Notary

Mobile Notary available for inmates to most detention centers in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.  Service provided to Robert Presley, Larry D. Smith, Adelanto, Central Detention Center, Glen Helen Regional and West Valley jails.  All types of legal documents notarized:

•                    Power of Attorney

•                    Inability to Appear

•                    Letter of Permission

•                    Deed of Trust including complete loan pkg

•                    Health Care Directives and MORE…

                  

Call Cynthia at 951-468-8056 for pricing and appointments.  Mention this blog and receive $5.00 off of notary service.

Clients make Detention Center Appointments Worth It

I met a client this week in the early AM to complete paperwork for a detention/jail marriage.  We were hurriedly trying to get all of the documents filled out and signed by the inmate before the chaplain’s imposed deadline.

Going to the detention centers is not always an easy experience.  Throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties, the rules vary and they change often - sometimes without the awareness of the desk officers.  The procedures are even different for detention centers within the same county.  Needless to say, an official visit can be unnecessarily frustrating. 

This time around after driving over 83 miles to Adelanto Detention Center, the official visit went very smoothly.  I showed my i.d. and shortly thereafter, I was in an attorney’s booth with the inmate.  He willingly signed the Inability to Appear and marriage application.

I handed the completed documents to the client and she insisted upon taking me to lunch.  That was a pleasant surprise!!!  We ate lunch at a local Denny’s restaurant.  During lunch I was entertained with stories of her life and work experiences.  Before she retired, she was a jailer.  She was quite the interesting person and she loves cats.  She told me that she has six of them!

It was a pleasure meeting her and conducting business.  In my interactions and travels, I meet many memorable people.  They truly are the highlight of the notary profession.

Cynthia J.

The Doc Xpert

951-468-8056