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COVID-19 UPDATE

3/27/2020

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We are currently conducting all meetings by web/phone conference (FaceTime, WhatsApp, Zoom, etc.), except for final signings. The legislature approved, and the governor signed, electronic notarization of documents on April 26, 2019, under very specific rules and requirements, but it wasn't set to go into place in Washington until October 2020.  Recently, Governor Inslee approved a temporary immediate use proclamation of this statute until the end of April (effective March 27 2020 through April 26, 2020).  However, this does not change the requirement that Wills and certain other documents have to be physically witnessed.  We are currently conducting signings with a "drive thru" option where clients remain in their cars and we provide documents on a clipboard, and other low-contact/low-exposure methods depending on each situation. We are working to get our notary licenses updated and our software in place to provide electronic notary services and we are continuing to monitor our options and provide the most effective method of getting wills, trusts, power of attorney, health care directives, and other Washington estate planning and probate documents in place for our clients. For help with Washington estate planning and probate,  visit our website to fill out a direct contact form.
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8/16/2022 02:47:51 am

We are working to get our notary licenses updated and our software in place to provide electronic notary services and we are continuing to monitor our options and provide the most effective method of getting wills, Thank you, amazing post!

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8/16/2022 03:16:52 am

However, this does not change the requirement that Wills and certain other documents have to be physically witnessed. Thank you for the beautiful post!

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