Auburn · King County · Washington

Notarize Auburn documents online — in minutes

Connect with a commissioned online notary for any Auburn city form. No appointment and no driving — your documents are notarized remotely, by video, from anywhere.

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Auburn forms you can notarize online

These Auburn forms include notarized sections or an option to notarize. Check the form instructions and confirm the receiving office accepts an electronically notarized document before booking.

Accessory Dwelling Unit Disclosure Statement

This statement records an owner’s understanding of Auburn’s accessory dwelling unit requirements and is filed with the City of Auburn for a property with an ADU permit application.

Permit-Exempt Well Water Use Restriction

This recorded restriction limits water use from a permit-exempt well and is filed by property owners whose Auburn building permit application involves a new domestic water supply well.

Right-of-Way Use Permit Application Type D – Haul/Oversize Load

This application requests an Auburn right-of-way permit for hauling an oversized load, and must be filed by the applicant responsible for the haul at least five business days before the planned trip.

Right-of-Way Use Permit Application

This application requests Auburn’s permission to use public right-of-way for short- or long-term activities, and applicants must submit a signed, notarized Hold Harmless Agreement with the application.

About Auburn

Auburn is a city in King County, Washington, with a small portion extending into neighboring Pierce County. A suburb of the Seattle metropolitan area, it lies near the Muckleshoot Indian Reservation to the south and southeast.

Whatever Auburn form you need notarized, Rush Notary connects you with a commissioned online notary in the same flow — no trip to City Hall required.

County
King County
Type
City
Population
~87,300