Webb Mobile Notary

06/25/2026

One reason why I started this business is because to me, how you treat people is EVERYTHING. It's a reflection of your business, your staff and who you are outside of an office. With that said, I swore I'd never treat anyone like their feelings don't matter. In this business, feelings are always involved especially in regards to the nature of documents.

But what I DO do with this business is I blacklist every person/business who reaches out to me and chooses to not be professional. I had an escrow company reach out to me via a text message on top of Peoh Point in which I just happened to have service. When I respond in what I think is a timely manner, they said "oh, I found someone". I thank them for considering me and hope they may also consider me in the future. And I get nothing back. Not an "absolutely" not an "absolutely not", not anything.

Yesterday I received a phone call from a title company. I wasn't able to answer my phone so she left a voicemail. I called her back in 28 minutes. So I then left HER a voicemail. Heard nothing. Guess what? Blacklisted.

THIS
IS
RUDE
AND
UNPROFESSIONAL

And I will not tolerate it. Notaries hold the power to refuse a signing because "something feels off" or for any reason we deem unusual. Yes, money is nice but you know what's nicer? Having an upstanding, professional client who doesn't have the ego of a 2 year old and takes the 2.5 minutes out of their day to return a phone call or say 1 word to you. If you call your doctors office and at the end of the phone call, the receptionist just hangs up on you. No "I'm so glad I could help you, I hope the rest of your day is amazing". Just a cold slam in your ear. Are you going to tolerate that? Probably not.

I do NOT have to notarize for you now or any time in the future. And I won't if you're going to be socially rude. That's my standard. I want a clientele that I'm completely committed to serving and that I take pride in. There's no room for rude people at my table.

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05/21/2026

05/19/2026

I'll acknowledge you 7 days a week if needed 😂

05/19/2026

Did you know?!?! This is why I have 2 licenses!

05/16/2026

Who notarized on a Saturday during Bares & Broncs weekend? THIS GAL! You know why? Because I'm open 24/7! That's why! 😂 Call me any time!

05/15/2026

If you see me cruisin' about in Rosita, please wave! I love new friends lol you can't miss me.

05/06/2026

Credibility is what makes a notary.

- I check I.D.
- I ask if you understand the document you are signing in it's entirety.
- I ask you to sign my journal so I can verify your signature with the I.D.
- Sign
- Stamp
- Done!

Covering my butt while you cover yours legally is ALL I do.

But why shouldn't YOU have the peace of mind knowing you hired a credible notary?

In short, should you hire a not-so-credible notary, everyone can end up in a courtroom. Including yourself, your agent, your notary, and a very angry lawyer. I don't wish that on anyone. That's time, money, tears and maybe even prison time.

But with me, you don't have just a notary commission. You have a legitimate business. You have someone insured and bonded. You also have someone who is personable, fun, witty, professional and always prepared.

I am always accepting clients. Day or night. Weekday or weekend.

My business bio has been updated to included my UBI & Commission number for quick reference and search of authenticity. I also always carry this documentation on me to signings for anyone who wishes to inspect my credentials in person.

That's what an honorable, impartial notary does!

04/25/2026

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04/22/2026

Key Uses and Scenarios for a Washington Notary:

Real Estate & Property: Closing documents, deed transfers, affidavits of heirship, and loan signings.

Legal Documents: Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and affidavits.

Business & Financial: Contracts, loan documents, and corporate records.

Personal Matters: Adoption papers, travel consent for minors, and medical authorization forms.

Common Notarial Acts Performed:

Acknowledgment: Confirms the signer is who they say they are and signed willingly.

Jurats (Verification on Oath): Confirms the signer swore or affirmed that the contents of the document are true.

Witnessing/Attesting Signatures: Official witnessing of a signature.

Certifying Copies: Attesting that a copy is a true copy of the original.