Notary Public

Notary Public

Walk-in Notary Public in Sammamish

Getting a document notarized should take ten minutes, not a morning. Bring your unsigned document and a valid photo ID to our store on 228th Ave NE and a commissioned Washington notary public will witness your signature, apply the seal and record the act — no appointment, no bank membership, and no being told to come back when the one person on staff who is commissioned is next in.

We notarize the paperwork Sammamish households and small businesses actually deal with: real estate and refinance packets, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, parental consent and minor travel letters, vehicle title transfers, affidavits and corporate resolutions. If your document needs witnesses as well as a notary, bring them with you — a notary should not act as a witness on the same document.

One thing we cannot do is tell you which certificate to use or what your document means. That is legal advice, and notaries are not permitted to give it. Ask the agency, lender or attorney who gave you the document which notarial act they need, and we will take it from there.

  • Acknowledgements, jurats, oaths and affirmations
  • Real estate, refinance and loan document signings
  • Powers of attorney and healthcare directives
  • Parental consent and minor travel letters
  • Vehicle title transfers and bills of sale
  • Affidavits, declarations and corporate resolutions
  • Walk-ins welcome six days a week
  • Every signer present, each with valid photo ID

Before you come in

Questions we get asked

Do I need an appointment?
No — walk in any time we are open. If you are on a tight schedule, or you have a large signing packet, call ahead and we will make sure a notary is free when you arrive.
What do I need to bring?
The complete document, unsigned, and a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID — driver's license, state ID card, passport or military ID. Every person signing has to be there in person with their own ID.
Should I sign it before I come in?
No. The notary has to watch you sign. A document that has already been signed usually has to be printed again, so leave the signature line blank.
What does it cost?
Washington State sets the maximum a notary may charge for each notarial act. Give us a call for current pricing before you come in, especially if you have a multi-signature packet.
Can you tell me which form or certificate I need?
No. Choosing the notarial act for you would be legal advice, which notaries are prohibited from giving. Whoever issued the document can tell you, and once you know, we can complete it.

Still not sure? Call the store on (425) 868-0887 and we’ll tell you straight.

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