Thalia's Notary & Civil Services
Office Hours by Appointments: 3349 E Ventura St Fresno CA 93702
Text to Schedule a Visit: (559) 558-7171
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Notary Public
The notary's function is to administer oaths and affirmations, take affidavits and statutory declarations, or witness and authenticate the execution of certain documents. We serve as an official and impartial state witness for client signatures.
Interpreter
A facilitator of real-time communication between English and Spanish speakers by converting spoken word so that both parties can understand each other. Thalia can attend your court hearings or immigration appointment at the US Citizen and Immigration Office in Fresno.
Loan Signings
Thalia is a trained Notary Signing Agent for loan documents required by Lenders and Title Companies. Loan packages may include:
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Mortgage refinances
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Purchase loans
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Seller packages
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HELOCs (Home equity conversion lines of credit)
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Reverse mortgages
Process Serving
A party to a lawsuit is given proper notice of the case and delivered documents pertaining to the matter. Common documents served include:
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Dissolution of Marriage
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Child Custody
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Civil Lawsuits
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Unlawful Detainers
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Subpoenas
Translations
Spanish/English documents being processed in a foreign country often need to be translated for immigration purposes or other legal reasons. Common documents that require a translation include:
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Birth Certificates
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Divorce Decrees
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Doctor's Letters
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School Transcripts
Legal Document Assistant
Assist clients with filling or filing documents under their direction. We are not an attorney and cannot give you legal advice, represent you in court, or choose for you, this is a self-help service. We were trained as a paralegal but not as an attorney. If you have a complicated case and forms, please make an appointment at a law firm.
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Domestic Partnerships
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Name Changes
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Amendments to Vital Records
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Prenuptial Agreements
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Guardianship Agreements
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Power of Attorney
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Travel Consents
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Loan Signings
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Contracts
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Affidavits
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Deeds
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Trusts
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Wills
Apostilles
An apostille is certified by the state in order for it to be used in a foreign country. Common documents that require an apostille include:
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Vital Records (marriage, birth, death)
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Employment documents
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Business documents
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Certificates of non-marital status
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Diplomas