Once your will, trust, power of attorney, or business transfer documents are ready, we provide licensed notarization so signing is quick, correct, and properly witnessed — whether or not we helped prepare the documents in the first place.
Wills
Revocable & irrevocable trusts
Financial powers of attorney
Healthcare directives & healthcare POAs
Buy-sell & business transfer agreements
Real estate deeds & transfer documents
Affidavits & sworn statements
General business & loan documents
Have a document ready to sign, prepared by us, your attorney, or elsewhere
Need a will, trust, POA, or healthcare directive properly witnessed
Are finalizing a business transfer or buy-sell agreement
Want flexible scheduling instead of a bank lobby or shipping store
Correct identity verification, a complete notary journal entry, and a seal that holds up wherever the document is filed.
Because estate and business planning is our focus, we know what these documents typically involve even though we don't advise on their content.
If you're already working with us on planning, notarization happens as the last step and no separate office to track down.
Book
Schedule a time that works for you, in our office.
Bring Your Documents
Bring the unsigned document and a valid, government-issued ID.
Verify & Sign
We confirm your identity and witness your signature.
Notarize & Record
We apply the notarial seal and log the signing in our journal.
Your unsigned document and a valid, current government-issued photo ID. Some documents require additional witnesses beyond the notary, we'll let you know in advance if yours does.
If you're a current Estate Planning Consulting or CARE Concierge client, yes, we can notarize documents from your attorney or elsewhere as part of that engagement. We're not currently offering notarization as a standalone, walk-in service outside those engagements.
No, all signings happen in our office. We don't currently offer mobile or travel notary services.
No, that crosses into legal advice, which we're not licensed to give. Our role is to verify your identity and witness the signing, not to advise on the document's content. For that, we can point you toward a licensed attorney.
We charge $15 per notarized signature.
Licensed Notary Public
— commissioned in Washington State
Independent of prep
— we notarize documents you brought us, or ones we helped organize
Notarization only
— we don't draft or provide legal advice on the documents you sign