Disclaimer Page
Legal Disclosure: True Notaries is a mobile and remote online notary public service operating in Washington State. We are not attorneys licensed to practice law in the State of Washington and are not authorized to give legal advice, draft legal records, or recommend specific forms. For legal questions, please consult a licensed attorney.
Legal Disclaimer & Terms of Service — True Notaries
Non-Attorney Notice (RCW 42.45.230)
True Notaries and its notary public representatives are not attorneys licensed to practice law in the State of Washington or any other jurisdiction. Pursuant to Washington law (RCW 42.45.230), our notaries are strictly prohibited from:
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Giving legal, financial, or tax advice.
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Drafting legal records, deeds, contracts, or legal instruments.
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Selecting or advising on which notary certificate (e.g., Acknowledgment vs. Jurat) is required for your document.
Information Provided on This Website
All content provided on truenotaries.com (including blog posts, FAQs, service descriptions, and guides) is for general informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this website constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. If you require legal counsel, document preparation, or advice regarding the legal effect of a document, please contact a licensed attorney.
Document Verification & Scope of Duty
Under Washington law (Chapter 42.45 RCW), our duty as a Notary Public is strictly limited to verifying signer identity, confirming voluntary signature execution, and completing the notary endorsement. True Notaries assumes no responsibility or liability for the truthfulness, legality, completeness, or legal accuracy of any document being notarized.
Loan Signing & Mortgage Closing Services
True Notaries acts strictly as an independent, non-attorney Signing Agent for real estate, mortgage, and escrow transactions:
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We facilitate the execution of loan closing packages and administer required notary seals.
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We do not calculate fees, negotiate loan terms, or interpret financial disclosures. Specific questions regarding rates, payments, or loan terms must be directed to your lender, loan officer, or title company.