Mobile notary
$15 per signature + travel
I come to your home, office, coffee shop or anywhere in Seattle that works for you.
- Acknowledgments and jurats
- Travel: $20 in West Seattle, $40+ elsewhere
- Meet on Alki by arrangement
Mobile notary · West Seattle
Notary service that comes to you.
I'm Valentin Robinson, a Washington notary and loan signing agent based on Alki Beach. I meet you at your home, office, hospital or care facility anywhere in Seattle, including evenings and weekends.
- Same-day often available
- We travel to you
- Bilingual & bicultural
- Realtor at Windermere West Metro
Commissioned Washington notary
Experienced loan signing agent
Evenings, weekends & holidays
Hospitals & care facilities
Services & prices
Real estate
What I can help with
Washington caps the notary fee at $15 per notarized signature. The only other cost is travel, and you'll know it before I come.
Loan signing
$150+ per signing
Refinances, purchases, HELOCs and seller packages, handled by a working Realtor who knows these documents well.
- Full package review and notarization
- Careful, on-time document return
- For title and escrow companies, lenders and borrowers
Witness service
$50 per witness
Need a witness for a will, deed or other document? I can arrange one with advance notice.
- Please mention it when you book
- Subject to scheduling
Hospitals & care facilitiesHospitals, rehab, hospice and assisted living. The signer has to be alert and able to communicate.
After-hours appointmentsEvenings, weekends and holidays by appointment.
Remote online notarizationAvailable for eligible documents under Washington law. Ask me whether yours qualifies.
Ask about discounts for first-time clients and bulk packages. Final travel fee depends on distance, time of day and location, and is always agreed before the appointment.
Price estimator
Estimate your total in a few taps
Choose where we're meeting and how many signatures need notarizing. I'll confirm the exact price when you book.
Not sure how many signatures? Count each signer once on each document that needs a notary stamp. Two people signing one deed means 2.
Type of appointment
Where we'll meet
Notarized signatures
Witnesses needed
Estimated total$35
Estimate only. Your exact total is confirmed before the appointment.
How it works
Three simple steps
Reach out
Call, text or send a request. Tell me what the document is, how many people are signing, and where you'd like to meet.
Get a confirmed quote
I'll confirm the time, place and total price, plus anything you need to have ready.
Sign and done
I check IDs, watch you sign and complete the notarization. Most appointments take 15 to 30 minutes.
Before I arrive
A little preparation makes the appointment quick and smooth.
- A valid, unexpired government photo ID for every signer, such as a driver's license, state ID or passport.
- The complete document, unsigned. Please wait to sign until I'm there, unless you've been told otherwise.
- Every signer present, awake, alert and willing to sign.
- Any required witnesses, or let me know ahead of time so I can arrange them.
Documents & service area
Common documents I notarize
Powers of attorneyReal estate & loan packagesWills & trustsAffidavitsHealthcare directivesVehicle title transfersBusiness agreementsTravel consent for minorsDeedsGeneral legal forms
Where I travel
- West Seattle & Alki
- All of Seattle
- Burien
- Tukwila
- Renton
- Bellevue
- Mercer Island
- Kirkland
- Shoreline
Somewhere else nearby? Ask me. I can often make it work.
Valentin RobinsonNotary Public & Loan Signing Agent
About me
A neighbor on Alki, with a real estate background
I'm Valentin, founder of Alki Beach Notary. Before real estate, I worked in aviation and business, which taught me to be precise and punctual and to pay close attention to detail. That's exactly what a notarization needs.
Today I'm a Realtor with Windermere West Metro. Before that I was a top producer on my team at Keller Williams. I regularly prepare Broker Price Opinions for banks, so I'm at home with loan and closing documents. I work with first-time buyers, experienced homeowners and investors alike.
When I'm not working, you'll find me hiking or kayaking around the Pacific Northwest, or working toward my pilot's license.
Bilingual & biculturalComfortable serving clients from many backgrounds
Real estate professionalWindermere West Metro
Loan signing agentPurchase, refi, HELOC and seller packages
Local to West SeattleBased right on Alki Beach
What is a mobile notary?
A commissioned notary who travels to you, whether that's your home, office, a hospital or another place you choose, so you don't have to find a notary office.
How much will it cost?
Washington sets the maximum notary fee at $15 per notarized signature. Travel is $20 in West Seattle and starts at $40 elsewhere, depending on distance and time of day. I'll always confirm the total with you first. Try the estimator above.
Do you offer same-day appointments?
Often, yes, depending on my schedule and where you are. The earlier you reach out, the better the chance.
Do you work evenings and weekends?
Yes. Evenings, weekends and holidays are available by appointment.
What should I have ready?
A valid government photo ID for every signer, the complete document left unsigned, all signers present, and any required witnesses (or let me know so I can arrange them). Washington law requires me to verify identity before notarizing.
Should I sign before you arrive?
Generally, no. Most documents have to be signed in front of the notary. Wait until I'm there unless you've been specifically told otherwise.
Do you visit hospitals and care facilities?
Yes: hospitals, rehab centers, hospice and assisted living. The signer must be alert, willing to sign and able to communicate. If they can't show they understand and want to sign, I can't complete the notarization.
Can you provide witnesses?
Usually, with advance notice. Witnesses are $50 each. Please mention it when you book.
Do you offer remote online notarization (RON)?
It may be available for eligible documents under Washington law. Get in touch and I'll tell you whether your document qualifies.
How long does an appointment take?
Usually 15 to 30 minutes, depending on how many documents and signers there are. Loan signings typically take longer.
Can you explain my document or tell me what to sign?
No. Notaries can't give legal advice or explain what a document means legally. If you have questions about the content, please speak with an attorney before the appointment.
Book an appointment
Let's get it signed
Calling or texting is the fastest way to book. You can also fill out the form and send it as a text.
206-960-0787Hours: 7 days a week by appointment, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
Based in: Alki Beach, West Seattle. Serving all of Seattle and nearby cities.