Notary services

Need a notary public?  Watch for a popup saying “Need a Notary Today” when visiting this website.  When we are going to be in the office, we will send the popup each day we are onsite.  Just follow the instructions on the popup. 

Did you Know?

Our Principal’s fictional murder mystery is available in talking books for the Blind?  Yes, his book is available through the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library (WTBBL). 

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The Bloody Shield: Take a virtual ride along with a homicide team leader in this fictional murder mystery set in America’s Finest City. Click on the image (above) and you will be taken to Amazon where you can order a copy of this book. You can also contact us to obtain a local copy. We are trying to negotiate with a book store to carry this book on consignment.

Calendar of Events

Please note that we cannot provide our appointment calendar given the sensitive nature of our appointments

August 11 through 20: We will be closed for vacation. 
August 23: We will be closed in remembrance of Daniel L Dramer
August 27: We plan to sponsor a luncheon for the Greater Kitsap Chamber of Commerce. 
August 30: Our Principal is planning to host a full day Zoom class on writing a mystery story
September 12: We will be closed in remembrance of Kevin Daniel
October: We plan to facilitate a murder mystery party for a local non-profit organization.
October 31: We will be providing a murder mystery party experience to the Washington Council of the Blind. 
November 6: We have been asked to put on a Murder Mystery at a “Tea Dance.”
December 20-31:  We will be closed for winter vacation.
January 1: New Years Day-Holiday

Recent Events

Grand Reopening of Bud Communications LLC

Seven years ago, Bud Communications LLC incorporated. After struggling through the COVID pandemic and rebuilding our business, we celebrated our grand reopening. Honored guests included Mayor Greg Wheeler, Spark Commons and Greater Kitsap Chamber of Commerce.

Our First Luncheon Sponsorship

 We sponsored the May luncheon for the Greater Kitsap Chamber of Commerce.  We had a table in the back of the room (by registration and the buffet line) where we showcased our services. 

 KitsapFest

 We set up a booth at the annual KitsapFest in Silverdale.  We checked in about 28 visitors with 80 percent of them having their passports (to be stamped for a chance at a raffle).  We also had a trivia wheel and gave out 7 prizes for correct answers.  We also had a drawing for a children’s book.