Notary public · Washington State

Emerald City Notary

We provide mobile and by-appointment notary services across greater Seattle — acknowledgments, affidavits, powers of attorney, and more, handled with integrity, reliability, and empathy.

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Commissioned in Washington State

Mobile appointments, greater Seattle

Evenings and weekends available

Services

What I can notarize

Standard notarial acts under a Washington State commission — no specialty certification required, so these are ready whenever you are.

Acknowledgments

Confirming identity and willing signature on deeds, contracts, and powers of attorney.

Jurats & affidavits

Administering an oath and witnessing sworn written statements.

Powers of attorney

Notarizing documents that let someone you trust act on your behalf.

Copy certifications

Certifying a photocopy as a true copy of an original document.

Wills & trusts

Witnessing and notarizing signatures on estate planning documents.

Vehicle title transfers

Notarizing signatures on title transfer paperwork.

Getting notarized

How an appointment works

Three steps, whether I come to you or we meet by arrangement.

1. Book a time

Call or email with your document type and preferred location — home, office, or a spot nearby.

2. Bring ID, unsigned

Bring valid government-issued photo ID and your unsigned document. Washington requires signing in my presence.

3. Sign & notarize

I confirm identity, witness the signature, and complete the notarial certificate on the spot.

Questions

Frequently asked

Do you offer mobile notary services?

Yes — I can travel to your home, office, or another convenient location within greater Seattle. Contact me to confirm availability and any travel fees.

Can you notarize a birth certificate or other vital record?

No. Certain vital records, including birth certificates, must be certified directly through the issuing government agency rather than a notary public.

Can you give legal advice about my document?

No. Notaries can't provide legal advice or help draft legal documents. I confirm identity and witness signatures — for legal guidance, please consult an attorney.

How much does notarization cost?

Washington State sets a maximum fee per notarial act. Contact me for current pricing and any travel fees for mobile appointments.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Reach out by phone or email, and I'll do my best to accommodate your schedule, including evenings and weekends.