
Meet Your Bilingual Notary: Credentials, Commission, and How I Work
Choosing a notary for an important document comes down to trust. So here’s who you’re working with, plainly.
Credentials and commission
I’m a commissioned notary public authorized to perform remote online notarization, working with signers in English and Chinese (中文). I carry the identity-verification, recording, and tamper-evident sealing that remote notarization requires, and I keep the records each session calls for. I’m commissioned and authorized to perform remote online notarizations in Nevada and Montana.
What I handle
- Real estate, loan, and refinance signings
- Estate documents — wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives
- Immigration affidavits and documents for use in China, including apostille guidance
- Business and personal documents, and one-off urgent needs
How a session works
You book a time that fits your schedule — evenings and weekends included. Your documents are uploaded ahead, your identity is verified at the start, and we sign on a recorded video call. For Chinese-speaking clients, I explain every step in your language, so a stressful errand becomes a calm fifteen minutes.
A notary verifies identity and witnesses signatures and is not a lawyer; for legal questions I’ll point you toward an attorney.
Work with a bilingual notary
I’m Amy Xiaoshi Gui, a commissioned notary public offering remote online notarization in English and 中文 — evenings and weekends available, all from the comfort of your home.
Book a remote appointment: Schedule online
WeChat: Xiaoshionly
Call or text: +1-406-607-9760
Email: [email protected]
This article is general educational information about the notarization process, not legal advice. A notary public verifies identity and witnesses signatures and is not a substitute for an attorney. Remote online notarization is regulated state by state; please confirm the current requirements for your specific situation and the destination where your document will be used. I perform remote online notarizations only in the state(s) where I am commissioned and authorized (Nevada and Montana).
