We provide notarization and signing support for estate-planning documents brought to the appointment. We are not attorneys, we do not prepare estate plans, and we do not give legal advice.
Services
Estate-Planning Document Notarization
Notarization and signing support for estate-planning paperwork. Not legal advice.
Who this is for
People who already have estate-planning documents — or who have been asked to have them notarized — and need a notary and, when required, signing support.
Typical documents
- Powers of attorney
- Affidavits and related supporting papers
- Other estate-planning documents that require a notarial act
What to expect
- Identity verification and notarization where the document calls for it
- Witnesses only if the document requires them and they are present
- No drafting, no legal advice, and no review of whether the plan is complete
What you’ll need
- The documents themselves
- Valid identification for each signer
- Any witnesses the paperwork requires
How to start
Complete the estate-planning intake form. Describe the documents you will bring. If you need an attorney to prepare the paperwork, that is a separate step outside this service.
The intake form is open. Michelle will add the remaining service-specific questions next. You can send your contact information now.
We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice.
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