Judy Lichtenberger
I am the founder and owner of Eagle Eye Signings, LLC, a nationwide loan signing and notary service headquartered in Magnolia, Texas. With more than a decade of experience across real estate, insurance, and notarization, I have built my company on a foundation of integrity, transparency, and excellence.
I specialize in nationwide traveling notary services, mobile notarization, loan signings, and advanced digital processes supported by innovative technology. By combining precision driven systems with a highly trained network of professional notaries, I ensure accurate, timely, and seamless document execution for borrowers, lenders, and title companies across the country. My goal is to transform what can often feel like a complex transaction into a reliable and professional experience rooted in trust.
In addition to leading my business, I serve as Executive Director of Voices of the Fire Council, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting and empowering Indigenous women. Through advocacy, mentorship, and community-centered initiatives, I work to amplify Indigenous voices, strengthen leadership, and create pathways for generational impact. My commitment reflects a deep respect for culture, identity, and the power of women leading change within their communities.
I am deeply passionate about mentorship and professional excellence. I actively train and support new notaries, emphasizing mastery of the craft, confidence in execution, and unwavering ethical standards. I operate with a disciplined, debt-conscious business philosophy while continuously integrating advanced technology, including artificial intelligence tools, to streamline operations and enhance service quality.
My work reflects diligence, innovation, and heart. I am committed to raising the standard within the loan signing industry while also advocating for Indigenous women and community advancement.
• Certified Notary Public
• Yuba College – Associate of Arts (AA), Business Administration and Management
• Influential Women 2026
• Voice of the Fire Council - a non-profit for women over 50
• Founder & Executive Director, Voices Of The Fire Council
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a genuine passion for helping people succeed during important moments in their lives. Whether guiding a client through a critical signing or mentoring a new notary finding their confidence, I lead with purpose.
Diligence, transparency, patience, and unwavering dedication shape every decision I make. These values influence how I operate my business, how I build relationships, and how I uphold professional standards.
Success for me has never been about transactions alone. It is about trust, consistency, and showing up with excellence every single time. When you commit to serving people at the highest level, growth becomes a natural result.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best advice I have ever received was to believe in myself fully, trust my instincts, and understand my strengths without apology. Confidence is not arrogance. It is clarity about who you are and what you bring to the table.
That mindset gave me the courage to take measured risks, grow my business strategically, and step into leadership with conviction. When you know your value, you make decisions differently. You negotiate differently. You lead differently.
Believing in myself allowed me to expand beyond comfort, build a sustainable company, and mentor others from a place of strength and authenticity.
Confidence, when grounded in preparation and integrity, becomes a powerful catalyst for growth.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice is to slow down and truly master the craft before taking on responsibility. This industry is built on precision, trust, and attention to detail. Rushing the process can damage credibility before you have had the opportunity to build it.
Seek out a mentor who holds high standards and learn from their experience. Invest in proper training, professional tools, and full compliance with all legal requirements. Preparation is not optional. It is the foundation of confidence.
Approach every assignment with patience, focus, and respect for the client’s experience. When you commit to excellence early on, confidence develops naturally through competence and repetition.
In this field, reputation is everything. Build it carefully and protect it fiercely.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
There are tremendous opportunities for women entering this field, whether they are seeking part time flexibility or building a full time career. The demand for professional notary services continues to grow, and advancements such as Remote Online Notarization and virtual document execution are expanding access nationwide. These innovations create meaningful pathways for growth, scalability, and entrepreneurship.
At the same time, the industry requires discipline and precision. Maintaining strict compliance with evolving regulations, ensuring fast and accurate document handling, and managing portable equipment and technology efficiently are ongoing challenges. Success in this field depends on preparation, organization, and a commitment to high professional standards.
Those who embrace innovation while protecting accuracy and compliance will find significant opportunity in the years ahead.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Integrity is at the core of everything I do. Without it, there is no lasting success. Transparency and trustworthiness guide how I communicate, how I make decisions, and how I build relationships with clients and colleagues.
Compassion and patience shape how I serve others. Every signing represents a significant moment in someone’s life, and I believe people deserve to feel respected, heard, and supported throughout the process. I find genuine joy in helping others succeed and move forward with confidence.
Family and faith are central to how I approach both life and business. They ground me, provide perspective, and remind me that success is not only measured by growth, but by character, impact, and the legacy we leave behind.