If you are looking for a Mobile Notary Public on the weekend, please consider using Hollywood Notary.Net, a professional Mobile Notary Public service serving Los Angeles. We specialize in Hollywood areas of 90028, 90038, 90046 and 90068, and we're close to zip codes of 90036, 90004, 90019 and 90018. We offer great rates to residential customers. Also available to travel to hospitals and jails. Also available to travel to Burbank, North Hollywood and Studio City.
For fast Mobile Notary service on Saturday or Sunday, or any day during the week, call David at (323)393-5822
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Saturday, August 23, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Hollywood Notary.Net takes Hip Hop Dance Classes? Check out Leslie Scott
This is Leslie Scott, who is my friend and former dance instructor. I met her a few years back when she used to teach at Gold's Gym in Hollywood. I took her class because it looked fun and challenging, and because she was really a nice, cool and sweet person who could dance better than everybody I knew. I initally took class in an effort to lose some weight; in the end I wound up taking classes not only at Gold's Gym from Leslie, but other studios like Millenium in North Hollywood. Anyway, this is Leslie Scott's demo reel, which introduces her to people who don't know her. I'm proud to be her friend, and if anyone ever needs to learn to dance hip hop, Leslie's one of the masters.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Hollywood Notary.Net Provides Mobile Notary Service to Hancock Park and Larchmont Village
If you live in Hancock Park or near Larchmont Village, please consider using Hollywood Notary.Net, a professional Mobile Notary Public service. I offer great rates to residential customers in Hancock Park and Larchmont Village (zip codes 90004 and 90036), as well as to residential customers in flat areas of Hollywood. If you live in Fremont Place, I hope that you will also call on me to provide you with excellent Notary service.
To schedule an appointment for Notary Service, please call David at (323)393-5822.
To schedule an appointment for Notary Service, please call David at (323)393-5822.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Hollywood Notary.Net - Mobile Notary in Hollywood zip codes 90028, 90038, 90068 and 90046
If you are in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles and need a Notary Public or Mobile Notary Public (Traveling Notary), I hope that you will consider using Hollywood Notary.Net, a professional Mobile Notary Public serving the Hollywood area of Los Angeles, along with other areas of Los Angeles. I offer competitive rates to businesses in Hollywood, and a great rate for residential areas of Hollywood in zip codes 90028, 90046, 90038 and 90068. I also offer service to Universal City (zip code 91608) and any area of Los Angeles. I have a "secret spot" that you can meet me in Hollywood (near Sunset and Vine) and pay a travel fee of only $7. I provide a 24-hour Mobile Notary Service. See the website for more information about me and about my rates.
For fast Mobile Notary service in Hollywood, call David at (323)393-5822. Thank you for choosing Hollywood Notary.Net.
For fast Mobile Notary service in Hollywood, call David at (323)393-5822. Thank you for choosing Hollywood Notary.Net.
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Thursday, August 7, 2008
Hollywood Notary.Net - Walk-In Appointments on Adams near Crenshaw
If you are in the West Adams district near Crenshaw Blvd. and you need a Notary Public, or if you are on the 10 freeway and will be passing the Crenshaw exit on your way home from work, you should call Hollywood Notary.Net and make an appointment! Notarized signatures are $10 each when you schedule a walk-in appointment at my place. Just call David at (323)393-5822 to make an appointment, and I will give you the exact address! I accept walk-in appointments up til 10 PM with no additional charges.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Notarized Certificates of Authenticity
Recently (2 weeks ago) I was at the National Fantasy Fan Club's Disneyana Convention in Garden Grove, California, near Disneyland. I love Disney collectibles, whether they be watches, sculptures, toys, drawings, paintings, prints, or whatever. It dawned on me when I was attending the culmination of the convention, the Show and Sale, that I got this great new idea.
I was wondering how I could connect 2 of the biggest things that I do: Collectibles and Notarizing, into a job. Then I got it: Certificates of Authenticity! Many collectibles come with Certificates of Authenticity. I put "Certificate of Authenticity Notarized" into a Google search, and a few things came up. It seems that some places already have been offering obvious stuff- like autographs of celebrities- having notarized Certificates of Authenticity, and I've also seen it with some private Artists.
What if an artist made something by hand himself, that is, sculpted some pieces with his own had and assembled the pieces by himself, for example. Like an artist's proof. Would a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artist, make the piece more valuable to the average collector? As a collector myself, I think so. If that Certificate of Authenticity were notarized by a Notary Public, would that make the piece even more valuable? I would venture to guess that it would, for a couple of reasons.
First, if the Artist signs a notarized Certificate of Authenticity, then the Artist also must sign the Notary Public's journal (for states that require Notaries to maintain a journal- California certainly does). In California, a Notary Public's journal is a matter of public record, and any entry in it can be researched by parties who know about the transaction.
Second, if a Certificate is notarized by the Artist, that means that the Artist is identified by the Notary Public (using acceptable identification according to state law). In the case of a Jurat certificate, the Notary must see the Artist sign the Certificate, and the Artist must take an oath stating that the contents of the Certificate are true. In the case of an Acknowledgement certificate, the Artist merely tells the Notary Public that he (or she) signed the Certificate of Authenticity, and it is not necessary for the Notary Public to see them sign the Certificate of Authenticity. (Which would you prefer for your Certificate of Authenticity for an art piece that you purchase, based on the foregoing- a Jurat or an Acknowledgement? )
If you are an artist or company in the Los Angeles, Burbank, Glendale or Hollywood area, who would like to create your own Certificates of Authenticity and have them notarized to create value for your collectors, I would be happy to discuss doing business with you in that regard. I can be contacted at (323)393-5822.
I was wondering how I could connect 2 of the biggest things that I do: Collectibles and Notarizing, into a job. Then I got it: Certificates of Authenticity! Many collectibles come with Certificates of Authenticity. I put "Certificate of Authenticity Notarized" into a Google search, and a few things came up. It seems that some places already have been offering obvious stuff- like autographs of celebrities- having notarized Certificates of Authenticity, and I've also seen it with some private Artists.
What if an artist made something by hand himself, that is, sculpted some pieces with his own had and assembled the pieces by himself, for example. Like an artist's proof. Would a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artist, make the piece more valuable to the average collector? As a collector myself, I think so. If that Certificate of Authenticity were notarized by a Notary Public, would that make the piece even more valuable? I would venture to guess that it would, for a couple of reasons.
First, if the Artist signs a notarized Certificate of Authenticity, then the Artist also must sign the Notary Public's journal (for states that require Notaries to maintain a journal- California certainly does). In California, a Notary Public's journal is a matter of public record, and any entry in it can be researched by parties who know about the transaction.
Second, if a Certificate is notarized by the Artist, that means that the Artist is identified by the Notary Public (using acceptable identification according to state law). In the case of a Jurat certificate, the Notary must see the Artist sign the Certificate, and the Artist must take an oath stating that the contents of the Certificate are true. In the case of an Acknowledgement certificate, the Artist merely tells the Notary Public that he (or she) signed the Certificate of Authenticity, and it is not necessary for the Notary Public to see them sign the Certificate of Authenticity. (Which would you prefer for your Certificate of Authenticity for an art piece that you purchase, based on the foregoing- a Jurat or an Acknowledgement? )
If you are an artist or company in the Los Angeles, Burbank, Glendale or Hollywood area, who would like to create your own Certificates of Authenticity and have them notarized to create value for your collectors, I would be happy to discuss doing business with you in that regard. I can be contacted at (323)393-5822.
Fun in New Orleans, at the NNA's Conference - A Walk To Deanie's Seafood



I went to New Orleans in May for the National Notary Association's Annual Convention. The Convention was held at the Hilton, right next to the Mississippi River. New Orleans was the perfect place to hold the Convention. The city has lots of beauty. I loved the French Quarter, and frankly, I would love to go back there for a few days. Pictured first is Deanie's Seafood Restaurant in the French Quarter, which was only about 2 blocks away from the hotel that I stayed at (which was a timeshare, the Maison Pierre LaFitte, which I highly recommend to anyone who has access to an RCI vacation!) Deanie's has really good gumbo- in fact, Deanie's had the best gumbo out of all the other places that I ate during the whole trip! You could see and taste the crab, shrip, and okra in their gumbo. The other pictures you see are were taken while I walked to Deanies, including a shot back from the French Quarter out to Canal St. Enjoy, and more pictures to come later.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Notaries Need Pens!
A notary without a pen is like a cop without a gun. If you are a Notary Public, you should have an ample supply of pens. Blue and black are typically the colors that notaries will need.
Let Hollywood Notary.Net Help You Get Your Work Done
Are you in the middle of some busy projects, and don't have time to get out to a Notary Public? If so, then let a Professional, Mobile Notary come to you! At Hollywood Notary.Net, we are available all day and night, to take care of your important Notary needs. Whether you are up late recording your album, busy writing that screenplay, or waiting at LAX for your flight, we can come to you and take care of your Notary needs. Don't wait! Call David at (323)393-5822.
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
Need an Apostille? Let Hollywood Notary.net do the Deal!
If you need to get an Apostille of a document notarized by an Los Angeles County notary or on a Los Angeles County document, we can do it for you. Go to Hollywood Notary.net/Apostille to see our Apostille Services that we offer. You can get your documents back within 1 to 2 business days!
Call David at (323)393-5822 for service!
Call David at (323)393-5822 for service!
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