About

KaSheena L. Wilbur is the Owner and Founder of GoldLine Professional Services, a premier mobile notarial and document‑support firm serving Tippecanoe County and 16 surrounding counties. Since establishing the business in 2019, she has built a trusted reputation for precision, professionalism, and concierge‑level client care.

With more than 4,500 successful signings completed, KaSheena is recognized across Indiana for her expertise in notarial services, loan signings, remote depositions, and apostille facilitation. Her commitment to accuracy, compliance, and a seamless client experience has made GoldLine the preferred partner for law firms, title companies, and individuals seeking dependable, high‑quality service.

As a minority business owner and community‑focused professional, KaSheena is dedicated to elevating access to reliable notarial services while representing excellence within the Greater Lafayette business community. She brings a warm, service‑driven approach to every interaction, ensuring that each client receives the clarity, confidence, and professionalism they deserve.

GoldLine Notary, LLC is a Woman-Owned/Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (W/MBE) and active member of the National Notary Association (NNA), Loan Signing System (LSS), and Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. GoldLine Notary LLC holds an active Indiana Residential Title Producer s License, a $25,000 Surety Bond, and $1,000,000 of Errors & Omissions Insurance, as well as a clean annual background check. I am a 2005 graduate of Indiana State University where I obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a minor in Insurance & Risk Management. In January 2008, I was employed in the field of Public Safety as an Emergency 911 operator for the East Chicago Police Department in East Chicago, Indiana. In September 2012, I later transitioned to a Case Manager position in Truancy Mediation with Juvenile Alternatives in Lafayette, IN. The position was grant based and not expected to last past 1 year. In September 2014, I applied to become a Communications Technician with the Lafayette Police Department. My love for dispatching and helping the community was evident in my newfound career path in Public Safety Communications, a career I never saw myself apart of but have grown to love. On March 17, 2019, I ventured out on faith to begin a new business of my own, GOLDLINE NOTARY LLC . I saw a need in my community to have a Notary with available work hours for the busy person that included late nights/early morning as well as weekend availability outside of the typical 9 to 5 hours of most businesses. I will also travel to 14 additional counties.