Moss Notary LLC

07/08/2025

"We travel near or far, just tell us where you are!"

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For document notarization, call (912) 600-4763

Notary Public & Loan Signing Agent

Serving Savannah, GA and Surrounding Areas

06/16/2025

06/15/2025

Contact me for your notary needs!

06/13/2025

✨ From a Question to a Calling ✨

Years ago, my pastor asked me, “Are you a notary?”
I told her no — and honestly, I had no idea that one day, I would be!

Fast forward to 2020, I received my notary commission, and my journey began. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of notarizing important documents, working with attorneys, and helping people through some of the biggest moments in their lives.

I didn’t stop there — I became a Loan Signing Agent and joined the National Notary Association, opening even more doors and opportunities to serve my community.

What started as a simple question turned into a purpose-filled profession. I'm so grateful for the journey and excited for what’s next! 💼✒️📄

06/12/2025

06/12/2025

🌟 What Exactly Is a Notary Public? Let Me Break It Down! 🤗🖊️
Hi friends! It’s Wequenta Moss Simmons here — your friendly, certified Notary Public serving Savannah, GA and surrounding areas! 📍💼

So what do I do? A Notary Public is a state-appointed official who helps prevent fraud by witnessing the signing of important documents. That includes loan documents, divorce papers, passport forms, school records, and more 📚✈️🏡

My job is to make sure everyone signing knows what they’re agreeing to, verify IDs, and then seal it with my official notary stamp 🔏. It’s a small step that makes a BIG difference in keeping your documents secure and legal.

✅ Trustworthy
✅ Professional
✅ Convenient — I come to YOU!

Need something notarized? I’m here to help! Just send me a message or give me a call 📲

📞 912-600-4763

06/11/2025

Who wants to know how to grow their notary business?

06/10/2025

📜 Want to Become a Notary Public in Georgia? Here's How! 🖋️

Becoming a Notary Public in Georgia is a great way to expand your professional skills and serve your community. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: ⬇️

🔹 Step 1: Meet the Basic Requirements
You must be:
✔️ At least 18 years old
✔️ A U.S. citizen or legal resident
✔️ A legal resident of Georgia (or employed in GA and live in a bordering state)
✔️ Able to read and write English

🔹 Step 2: Complete the Application Online
Go to the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) website:
👉 https://www.gsccca.org

🔹 Step 3: Get Endorsed
You'll need two Georgia residents from your county to endorse your application.

🔹 Step 4: Submit Your Application to the Clerk of Superior Court
Print your application and take it to the Clerk’s Office in your county.
Bring:
✔️ Your printed application
✔️ A valid photo ID
✔️ The required fee (varies by county, usually $36–$50)

🔹 Step 5: Take Your Oath and Get Your Certificate
Once approved, you'll take your oath at the courthouse and receive your Notary Commission certificate.

🔹 Step 6: Purchase Your Notary Supplies
You'll need:
📖 A Notary Journal (recommended)
🖋️ A Georgia-compliant Notary Stamp or Seal

✨ You're now a Georgia Notary!
You can now witness signatures, administer oaths, and notarize documents across the state.

🙌 Want to earn extra income or offer this as part of your business services? Becoming a Notary is a smart move!

Comment “GEORGIA NOTARY” if you're ready to start!



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06/10/2025

📜 Want to Become a Notary Public? Here's a Simple Step-by-Step Guide! 🖋️

Becoming a Notary Public is a great way to serve your community and add value to your career or business. Ready to get started? Here’s how! ⬇️

🔹 Step 1: Check Your State Requirements
Each state has different rules (some require training or exams). Visit your Secretary of State’s website to learn what applies to you.

🔹 Step 2: Complete Required Training
If your state requires education, you’ll need to take an approved course—some are online and quick to complete!

🔹 Step 3: Take the Notary Exam (if required)
Some states, like California, require you to pass an exam. Check your local requirements.

🔹 Step 4: Submit Your Application
Complete the application through your state’s Notary Division. You’ll usually need to pay a small fee.

🔹 Step 5: Get Bonded & Background Checked
Most states require a surety bond and a background check to ensure trustworthiness and accountability.

🔹 Step 6: Purchase Your Notary Supplies
You'll need a Notary Seal/Stamp, a Journal, and possibly an Errors & Omissions Insurance policy for extra protection.

🔹 Step 7: Take Your Oath
Some states require you to take an oath of office at your local county clerk’s office before you're official!

✨ And That’s It—You’re a Notary!
Once approved, you can notarize documents, help your community, and even start your own side business.

💼 Thinking of becoming a Notary to grow your business or serve your community? Drop a ✍🏽 in the comments if you’re ready to get started!