Posted by larry Schaffer on 7/23/06 12:22pm
Msg #134846
Washington state requirements
hello everyone,
i'm about to move from california to washington state and looked on the
secretary of states site and found no info on how to become a notary. the california process seemed extremely slow to me, months. if anyone is working in washington, is it slow, fast, complicated or are there any special requirements. any info is appreciated.
thanks, larry
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Reply by Signing_Doc on 7/23/06 12:56pm
Msg #134849
Re: Washington state requirements..check out this link
this is from the washington state website. good luck "Doc"
http://www.dol.wa.gov/unfc/notfront.htm
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Reply by Rhonda Skansi on 7/23/06 1:39pm
Msg #134855
Re: Washington state requirements..check out this link
Another website to checkout is www.ansofwa.com
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Reply by Ndwa on 7/23/06 2:29pm
Msg #134862
Complete instructions & application
One of the requirements is that you must get three people who are WA resident to endorse your notary appointment. It may take as little as 2 weeks to get your commission if you have all your requirements in hand before submitting the application.
http://www.dol.wa.gov/forms/659007.pdf
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Reply by Rhonda Skansi on 7/23/06 1:30pm
Msg #134854
Its not complicated. The process takes about 6 weeks. Not sure all of the requirements. Not many though. What part of Washington are you moving to?
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Reply by larry Schaffer on 7/23/06 5:30pm
Msg #134888
thanks all
very helpful, i'm thinking of moving to the seattle area because my kids are moving there. i'm retired and working as a signing agent in california to supplement my social security. my house is worth more than i made in wages the last ten years of working. i can live very comfortably in washington.
thanks again all, larry
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Reply by riannonsd on 7/25/06 1:02am
Msg #135111
Re: thanks all
Welcome.
If you need help with anything let me know. I can give you the skinny on traffic here. It SUCKS especially if you don't know the roads to avoid. Just remember avoid 405 at all costs. Rush hour starts @ 2 and ends after 7. Depending on if you are on the east side or west side of the lake.
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