Today we’d like to introduce you to Nohemi Salinas.
Hi Nohemi, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers?
When the world came to a stop during COVID, I was working in the medical field—specifically public health. Overnight, things changed. Clinics closed, patients disappeared, and like so many others, I found myself with unexpected time to reflect and reimagine my future.
During that quiet period, I started researching different entrepreneurial paths—something that would allow me to help others, stay flexible, and build something meaningful. That’s when I discovered notary work, and it immediately caught my attention. I loved the emphasis on ethical integrity, professionalism, and serving the public—values that deeply resonated with me.
I prayed about it and decided to take the leap, I applied for my notary commission and began slowly building my business from the ground up. My husband was my first supporter—he helped me purchase my initial office essentials, like a laptop and printer. From there, I dove into notary courses, trainings, and community networking.
Through those connections, I met incredible local notaries who took me under their wing. They invited me to witness signings, referred me to clients, and helped me gain real-world experience. With each opportunity, my skills and confidence grew. I learned how to quote clients, manage appointments, and provide a professional and reliable service I could be proud of.
What started as a prayer & small idea during a global shutdown has now become something so much more—a business built on integrity, trust, and the desire to make legal services more accessible and convenient for others.
Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
One of my biggest struggles has been financially supporting my business entirely on my own. From purchasing supplies to investing in professional attire and equipment, every step of building my notary business has been funded from my personal income. Starting without any business credit meant every expense came directly out of pocket — a true test of commitment and faith in my vision.
Another challenge was having to make a major career shift to pursue this path. I transitioned out of a more stable position into a role that allowed me the flexibility to take notary appointments, even though it meant accepting a pay cut. I remember sitting in my car one day, weighing the risks — wondering if my notary business would ever grow enough to replace the income I was giving up.
It was a leap of faith, both financially and professionally. But looking back, it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. The struggles taught me resilience, discipline, and the value of believing in something before anyone else does.
Appreciate you sharing that. What should we know about Salinas Signings ?
Salinas Signings is a professional mobile notary service dedicated to making the notarization process simple, accessible, and stress-free for our clients. Commissioned as a Notary Public through the Secretary of State of Texas and certified by the National Notary Association (NNA), I provide trusted and professional notarial services throughout the community.
With over 10 years of customer service experience, Salinas Signings is built on integrity, reliability, and compassion. I’m a bilingual notary (English and Spanish), which allows me to serve a broader range of clients and ensure that language is never a barrier when handling important legal documents.
I offer notarization for a wide variety of documents, including real estate transactions, estate planning documents, powers of attorney, and more. I also provide document translation services, ensuring that clients have accurate and reliable paperwork for their legal and personal needs.
What truly sets Salinas Signings apart is the heart behind the service. I believe that everyone deserves access to notarial services—regardless of their financial situation. I never decline an appointment due to payment. Instead, I find a way to meet clients halfway or invite them to my location if travel fees are a concern.
I’m most proud of the reputation Salinas Signings has earned for exceptional customer satisfaction and community care. My mission is simple: to serve others with honesty, professionalism, and compassion while helping them protect what matters most.
So, before we go, how can our readers or others connect or collaborate with you? How can they support you?
People can work with me in a few different ways — whether it’s scheduling a notary appointment, collaborating on community projects, or simply helping spread the word about my services.
If you’re an individual who needs a document notarized, I make it easy and convenient by offering mobile services. I’ll come to you — whether you’re at home, at work, or in a hospital or care facility — so you don’t have to worry about travel or tight schedules.
For businesses and professionals, I love partnering with real estate agents, title companies, law firms, and healthcare providers who value reliable, detail-oriented notary support. These collaborations allow me to help streamline their processes while ensuring every client is treated with care and respect.
And for those who want to support what I do, simply sharing my information, recommending my services, or teaming up for community outreach events means the world to me. Every referral and partnership helps me continue doing what I love — serving people with honesty, compassion, and integrity.
Pricing:
- Mobile notary – Beginning at $40 This service includes traveling to your location of choice to notarize your document. Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the number of documents that need to be notarized, number of signers, witnesses and urgency of appointment.
- Translation of documents- Beginning at $50 Translation of document for professional use. Turn around time is 24 business hours. Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the number of documents that need to be translated, type of translation needed and urgency of completion. Standard Translation – Standard translation of document, where certification is not required. Certified Translation – Word-for-word translation placed on a company letterhead and issued with a signed and stamped Certificate of Translation Accuracy. Certification & Notarization – Certified translation with a notary stamp and signature.
Contact Info:
- Website: https://salinassignings.com
- Instagram: Salinas_signings
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