Alki Beach Notary
Loan signing agent in Seattle
Accurate, on-time loan signings for title and escrow companies, lenders and borrowers — handled by a working Realtor who knows real estate documents inside and out.
Signings done right the first time
A loan signing is often the last step before closing, and a missed initial or date can delay everyone. I take a careful, organized approach so packages come back complete and on schedule.
How I handle a signing
- Confirm the appointment time, location and signer details with the borrower and the hiring company.
- Review the package ahead of time so I know where every signature, initial and date goes.
- Meet the borrowers at their home, office or another location they choose — evenings and weekends included.
- Guide them through the documents in order, verify ID and notarize where required. (As a notary I don't give legal or loan advice; questions about terms go to the lender or escrow officer.)
- Check every page for missed signatures, initials and dates before I leave.
- Return the documents exactly as instructed.
Packages I sign
- Purchase
- Refinance
- HELOC
- Seller packages
- Buyer packages
Why work with me
I'm a Realtor with Windermere West Metro and was previously a top producer on my team at Keller Williams. I also regularly prepare Broker Price Opinions for banks. That background means I'm comfortable with closing documents and understand what's at stake for everyone at the table.
Pricing
Loan signings start at $150 per signing. The final price depends on package size and location and is always confirmed when you book.
Title, escrow and signing services: call or text 206-960-0787 to get on my list for Seattle-area signings.
Are you a loan signing agent?
Yes. I handle loan signings for title and escrow companies, lenders and borrowers across Seattle, starting at $150 per signing.
What should I have ready for the appointment?
A current government-issued photo ID for every signer, the complete document left unsigned, every signer present, and any required witnesses (or tell me ahead of time so I can arrange them). Washington law requires me to verify each signer's identity before notarizing.
Can you explain my document or give legal advice?
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.
More ways I can help
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.