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

• Commissioned in Washington State
• Mobile appointments, greater Seattle
• Evenings and weekends available
Standard notarial acts under a Washington State commission — no specialty certification required, so these are ready whenever you are.
Confirming identity and willing signature on deeds, contracts, and powers of attorney.
Administering an oath and witnessing sworn written statements.
Notarizing documents that let someone you trust act on your behalf.
Certifying a photocopy as a true copy of an original document.
Witnessing and notarizing signatures on estate planning documents.
Notarizing signatures on title transfer paperwork.
Three steps, whether I come to you or we meet by arrangement.
Call or email with your document type and preferred location — home, office, or a spot nearby.
Bring valid government-issued photo ID and your unsigned document. Washington requires signing in my presence.
I confirm identity, witness the signature, and complete the notarial certificate on the spot.
Yes — I can travel to your home, office, or another convenient location within greater Seattle. Contact me to confirm availability and any travel fees.
No. Certain vital records, including birth certificates, must be certified directly through the issuing government agency rather than a notary public.
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.
Washington State sets a maximum fee per notarial act. Contact me for current pricing and any travel fees for mobile appointments.
Reach out by phone or email, and I'll do my best to accommodate your schedule, including evenings and weekends.