Minor Travel Consent Form
Notarized authorization for a child to travel with one parent, a relative, or another adult — commonly requested for domestic and international trips.
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Minor Passport Consent (DS-3053)
Required when only one parent can appear in person for a child's passport application — the non-applying parent's consent must be notarized.
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Copy Certification by Document Custodian
Lets the custodian of an original document swear a photocopy is true and complete. Does not apply to vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates) — those must come from the issuing county or state agency.
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Acknowledgment
Confirms you willingly signed a document — used for trusts, deeds, and powers of attorney.
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Jurat
You swear under oath the document's contents are true — used for affidavits and sworn statements.
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DMV Title Transfer (REG 227)
Section 5 — legal owner's release of interest — must be notarized when a lienholder releases interest in a vehicle title.
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Certified Copy of Birth Record (VS 111)
California Department of Public Health application to request a certified copy of a birth certificate — the Sworn Statement must be notarized if the application is mailed in.
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Revocation of Power of Attorney
Formally revoke a previously granted power of attorney. Notarization is strongly recommended, especially if the original was notarized.
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Apostille Cover Sheet (Sacramento Walk-In)
Required for same-day, in-person apostille service at the Secretary of State Sacramento office. States the country where your document will be used.
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Full Apostille Service Details
Pricing, turnaround times, and how the process works for authenticating California documents internationally.
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Important Notice: I am a California Notary Public commissioned by the Secretary of State. I am not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice, draft legal documents, or advise you on which form or certificate applies to your situation. For legal questions, consult a licensed attorney.