What is Live Scan? A Live Scan is inkless electronic fingerprinting. The prints are digitized and transmitted directly to the Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ will check the fingerprints against known criminal history records. The DOJ will then send a response directly to the agency requesting the Live Scan, regardless of whether or not […]
Authorized Representative For I-9 Forms Seals on Wheels Notary provides mobile identity and document verification services for remote hires. We act strictly as an Authorized Representatives for employers to complete Section 2 of the Form I-9. Our service is limited to: Meeting with your employees in person to physically inspect original identification documents. Verifying that
Seals On Wheels Notary & Officiant will officiate your traditional, creative, and interfaith wedding ceremonies in English & Spanish. Same day marriage. Seals On Wheels Notary & Officiant has marriage licenses available and will travel to the comfort of your home, hospital, jail, beach, parks, hotels, restaurant or anywhere and anytime you like. Overseas /
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a significant legal document. In California, these documents often require notarization to be legally effective and recognized by financial or medical institutions. At Seals on Wheels Notary, we specialize in the notarization of these documents. We are familiar with the specific California notarial requirements for: Durable Powers of
The translation of official documents must be accurate to facilitate acceptance of those documents by government agencies, educational institutions and other entities. To ensure authenticity, many organizations require you to use certified and/or notarized translation services. Seals on Wheels has a 100% acceptance rate with U.S. government agencies, the State Department, educational institutions and businesses.
An “apostille” is a form of authentication issued to documents for use in countries that participate in the Hague Convention of 1961. A list of countries that accept apostilles is provided by the US State Department. If the country of intended use does not participate in the Hague Convention, documents being sent to that country
