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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Do you officiate wedding ceremonies in Washington State? A: I am ordained to officiate wedding ceremonies in Washington State but am not currently offering this service. If you’re looking for a trusted wedding officiant in Tacoma or the surrounding areas, I’d be happy to refer you to a colleague.
Q: Do you perform notarizations in hospitals or nursing homes in Tacoma and Pierce County? A: Yes, I offer mobile notary services for hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities in Tacoma, Pierce County, and Thurston County. Additional fees may apply for parking and time required to navigate facility access. Contact your trusted Tacoma notary today to schedule an appointment.
Q: Can you perform I-9 verifications in Tacoma and nearby areas? A: Yes, I provide I-9 verification services for employers and employees in Tacoma, Pierce County, and surrounding areas. I’ll handle the physical verification of employees' documents and complete Section 2 of the form, ensuring compliance with federal regulations.
Q: Are you a licensed, bonded, and insured notary in Tacoma, WA? A: Yes, I am a licensed notary public in Tacoma, WA, bonded, and carry Errors and Omissions insurance. My goal is to provide secure, professional notary services for clients in Tacoma, Pierce County, and beyond.
Q: What is a healthcare directive, and can you notarize it in Tacoma or Pierce County? A: A healthcare directive is a legal document that specifies your medical care preferences if you cannot communicate them. I can notarize healthcare directives, Living Wills, and Durable Powers of Attorney and more for clients in Tacoma, Pierce County, and Thurston County.
Q: What is a power of attorney, and do you notarize POA documents in Tacoma? A: A power of attorney is a legal document that allows someone to make decisions on your behalf. I specialize in notarizing power of attorney documents and all other estate planning documents for clients in Tacoma and surrounding areas, ensuring compliance with Washington State laws.
Q: Who can act as witnesses when signing a will in Tacoma or Pierce County? A: In Tacoma and Pierce County, will witnesses must be at least 18 years old, competent, and not related to the signer by blood or marriage. They cannot be named as beneficiaries in the will. Witnesses must sign in the presence of the testator, and I can guide you through this process to ensure compliance.
Q: How far will you travel for mobile notary services in Tacoma and Pierce County? A: I primarily serve Tacoma, Pierce County, Thurston County, and parts of Lewis County. Travel fees apply for mobile appointments and vary by distance. I also offer Remote Online Notarization (RON) services for clients across Washington State and nationwide.
Q: Why should I hire a Tacoma mobile notary instead of going to my bank? A; While banks may offer free notary services for members, hiring a Tacoma mobile notary offers flexibility, convenience, and expertise in a wide variety of documents. I provide mobile services that fit your schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, and specialize in complex documents like estate planning and real estate transactions.
Q: Can I sign my documents before meeting with a notary in Tacoma? A: For many documents, you must sign in front of a notary for them to be valid. To ensure compliance, I recommend waiting until our notarization appointment before signing anything. I can assist clients in Tacoma and Pierce County with proper document execution.
Q: What is Remote Online Notarization (RON), and do you offer it for Tacoma clients? A: Remote Online Notarization (RON) allows documents to be notarized through a secure online video platform. I offer RON services for clients in Tacoma, Pierce County, and nationwide, providing a convenient, hassle-free alternative to in-person notarization.
Q: What is the process for notarizing documents for someone physically unable to sign in Tacoma? A: If a signer in Tacoma cannot physically sign, they can make a mark (such as an 'X') called Signature by Mark in the presence of a notary and two witnesses. I’m happy to guide you through this process to ensure the notarization is legally valid.
Q: Do you notarize documents at public locations in Tacoma? A: Yes, I can meet you at any public location in Tacoma, such as a coffee shop, library, or other convenient spot. Let me know your preferred location, and I’ll make the necessary arrangements.
Q: How quickly can I schedule a Tacoma area notary appointment? A: I strive to offer same-day mobile notary appointments in the Tacoma area whenever possible. If I’m unavailable, I can typically schedule an appointment within 24-48 hours.
Q: What is the difference between remote online notarization (RON) and in-person notarization? A: Remote Online Notarization (RON) allows me to notarize documents via a secure video call with electronic signatures and stamps, while in-person notarization requires face-to-face interaction. I offer both options to fit your needs.
Q: Can a mobile notary help with real estate closing documents in WA State? A: Yes, as a certified Notary Signing Agent, I am trained to handle real estate closing documents, ensuring accuracy and compliance with Washington State laws.
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