Washington State commissioned notary public

Online notarization, simplified

Secure remote online notarization by a Washington State commissioned notary public. Book online, verify your identity, and complete eligible notarizations from wherever you are.

$35 for one document Full price, standard hours. No surprises.
Open Sun–Fri, 6am–8pm Additional hours available at request.
Washington commissioned Performed by a Washington State notary public.

Simple. Secure. Online.

How it works

Request an appointment, receive confirmation, verify and sign live, then receive your completed documents.

Step 1

Submit your appointment request

Appointment times are requested, not guaranteed. Every booking is reviewed and must be manually approved before it is confirmed.

Step 2

Receive your confirmation

Once your appointment is approved, you’ll receive a confirmation email requesting your booking details and the documents that require signing. Any questions you have will be answered ahead of your appointment.

Step 3

Verify your identity and sign

You’ll receive an invitation to the secure notarization platform. On the day of your appointment, have a valid, unexpired government-issued ID (state ID, driver’s license, or passport) ready and complete a brief identity verification. Joining 10–15 minutes early is recommended to complete this step beforehand, for a faster and more seamless signing experience.

Step 4

Payment and document delivery

Following your completed session, you’ll receive and settle the invoice. Your finalized, notarized documents will then be delivered to you.

Need a document resigned? Booking a resigning appointment is always free — you only pay the notarization platform’s session cost, nothing extra. Request a resigning appointment and we’ll follow up to schedule it.

Services

Online notary services

Professional online notarization for common eligible documents.

Notarial act

Acknowledgments

The most common notarization for real estate, business, and legal documents — you don’t sign in front of us, you simply confirm that you already did.

In an acknowledgment, you appear before us online, present valid ID, and declare that the signature on the document is yours and that you signed it willingly. The document can be signed before the session — you’re acknowledging a signature, not making one during the appointment.

Because there’s no oath involved, acknowledgments are typically the fastest notarization to complete.

Common documents: deeds and real estate transfers, contracts and agreements, affidavits that call for an acknowledgment, and many business filings.

Not every document that says “acknowledgment” is automatically eligible for remote online notarization — email your document ahead of time if you’re not sure.

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Notarial act

Jurats

Used when a document requires you to swear to its truthfulness — you sign live, in front of us, and take an oath or affirmation before we notarize it.

Unlike an acknowledgment, a jurat requires you to sign the document during the session itself, not beforehand. We administer a spoken oath or affirmation, you confirm the contents are true, and then sign while we witness it.

Common documents: sworn statements and affidavits, depositions, verifications, and any document with “subscribed and sworn” language.

Because the signing has to happen live, please have your document unsigned and ready to go at the start of the appointment.

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Estate planning

Trust documents

Notarization for the documents that create, fund, or amend a trust as part of an estate plan.

This covers documents like revocable living trusts, trust amendments and restatements, and certifications of trust. Estate plans often involve several related documents and more than one notarial act in the same appointment.

Because trust packages vary so much in length and complexity, we quote them individually rather than at the standard single-document rate.

Not every trust or estate document qualifies for remote online notarization depending on its purpose and where it will be used. Request a quote with your document list and we’ll confirm eligibility and pricing before you book.

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Authorization document

Power of attorney

Notarization for documents that authorize someone else to act on your behalf financially, medically, or generally.

A power of attorney names an agent (sometimes called an “attorney-in-fact”) to make decisions or take action for you — anything from managing finances to healthcare decisions to a specific, limited task. Most POA documents require notarization to be accepted by banks, medical providers, and other institutions.

Common types: durable power of attorney, financial power of attorney, healthcare power of attorney, and limited or special power of attorney.

Some institutions and out-of-state uses have their own requirements for how a POA is signed or witnessed — worth confirming with the receiving party before your appointment.

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Quick question

Ask a question

Send it over and we'll reply by email, usually within a few hours.

Transparent pricing

Simple, upfront pricing

One document during standard hours costs $35 all in. Everything that could change that is listed below.

What can change the price

Notarial fees

Notarial fees, set by Washington State
Additional notarial seal Each seal beyond the first one in your appointment. $15 each

Session add-ons

Optional session services, charged at cost
Witness provided for you Arranged through the notarization platform. Billed at cost. $10 each
Witness you bring yourself Invite your own witness to the session at no charge. Included
Additional signer More than one person signing in the same session. Included
Identity verification Included
Digital copies Included

Scheduling

Charges for appointments outside standard hours
Outside standard hoursFrom $25
HolidaysFrom $25
Rush appointmentsContact for quote

Estate planning and other multi-document packages are quoted in advance, so you have a fixed number before the session. Request a quote and include your document list and the number of signers.

Pricing disclaimer: Final pricing is determined at the completion of your appointment based on Washington State notarial fees, the number of notarial acts performed, and any optional services or premium scheduling requested. Witness services are provided by the notarization platform and billed to you at cost. Any charge beyond the $35 standard appointment is confirmed with you in advance. A personalized estimate is available before your appointment on request.

Why choose E-RON WA

Professional service without the in-person hassle.

A cleaner, calmer online notarization experience.

  • Washington State commissioned notary public
  • Remote online notarization technology
  • Clear guidance before your appointment
  • Ideal for busy and time-sensitive schedules

Client reviews

What clients are saying

4.7 out of 5 · 3 reviews
★★★★★

Brian was a pleasure to work with. He was prompt, professional, and patient even though we needed to be squeezed in last second. I honestly can’t wait to need another document notarized so I can use him again — he was a breath of fresh air during a difficult and complicated process.

Daniel M. General Notary Work (Multi-Signer) · Aug 2026
★★★★★

The notary that helped me was very professional and knowledgeable. He helped me when I was having issues on my end and gave me great advice. I truly had a wonderful experience.

Rebecca B. General review · Jul 2026
★★★★

I’d give it a five if not for technical issues. We had four signers to manage, and I give him a ton of credit for being so cool, calm, and collected while fixing the issues and successfully completing our document. I’ll definitely use their service again and recommend them.

Brenda K. General review · Jul 2026

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Book your appointment

Pick a time that works for you. Every request is reviewed and confirmed by email, usually within a few hours.

Request service & contact

Tell us what you need

For multi-document packages, estate planning paperwork, or anything you'd like quoted before you book, fill out the form below and we'll follow up with a price and next steps. Booking is fastest online — for anything else, email is the quickest way to reach us.

Appointment hours

All times Pacific.

  • Sunday – Friday6am – 8pm
  • SaturdayClosed
  • Additional hoursAvailable at request

Need a time outside standard hours, including Saturdays? Let us know in the form below and we'll tell you what's possible. Additional hours may carry an additional charge, confirmed with you before booking.

Email

notary@eronwa.com

Questions about whether your document qualifies, or what your appointment will cost, are welcome before you book.

FAQ

Questions before booking

How much will I pay in total?

A single-document appointment during standard hours totals $35: $25 for the notarial act plus a $10 booking fee. Each additional notarial seal is $15. Witnesses provided through the platform are $10 each. Appointments outside standard hours may carry additional charges, confirmed with you before your session.

Do you provide witnesses?

Yes. Witnesses can be arranged through the notarization platform for $10 each, billed to you at cost as a non-notarial service. You are also welcome to bring your own witnesses to the session at no additional charge.

Do you handle estate planning and multi-document packages?

Yes. Packages with several documents are quoted in advance so you have a fixed number before the session. Email us your document list and the number of signers and we'll send an itemized estimate.

What are your hours?

Standard hours are Sunday through Friday, 6am to 8pm Pacific, and Saturday is closed. Additional hours are available at request, including evenings, Saturdays, and holidays. Email us with the time you need and we'll confirm availability and any additional charge before you book.

Can every document be notarized online?

No. Eligibility depends on the document type, platform requirements, and applicable law.

Do you handle loan signings?

Not at this time. E-RON WA does not currently offer loan signing services, such as mortgage refinance or purchase closings.

Do you provide legal advice?

No. E-RON WA is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

Who can help me draft my will, trust, or power of attorney?

E-RON WA notarizes documents but does not draft them. For clients who need an attorney to prepare a will, trust, or power of attorney, we recommend Vickery Law PLLC, an estate planning law firm serving Washington State clients. Once your documents are drafted, book with E-RON WA to have them notarized.

What do I need for the appointment?

You generally need your document, a valid government-issued ID, and a stable internet connection.

What if a document needs to be resigned?

Booking a resigning appointment is always free. You only pay the notarization platform’s session cost, nothing extra. Request a resigning appointment and we’ll follow up to schedule it.

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