Documents Commonly Notarized

Depending on the document and applicable notary laws, services may include notarization of:

• Power of Attorney documents
• Healthcare-related authorization documents
• Affidavits
• Acknowledgments
• Sworn statements
• Financial documents
• Estate planning documents
• Legal forms
• Other documents requiring notarization

Before the appointment, please make sure:

• The signer has an acceptable, valid form of identification.
• The document is complete and ready for notarization.
• The signer is present for the notarization.
• The signer is able to communicate their willingness to sign.
• Any required witnesses are available.

A notary public cannot provide legal advice, choose documents for a signer, or determine whether a person should sign a particular document.

Medical situations can be stressful for patients and families. My goal is to provide a professional, patient, and courteous mobile notary experience while respecting the privacy and needs of everyone involved.

Need a notary to come to a hospital, nursing home, rehabilitation center, assisted living facility, or other healthcare location?

Contact me to discuss the location, document type, appointment time, identification requirements, travel fees, and notary fees.

When contacting me, please provide:

• Your name
• Medical facility name
• Facility address
• Patient or signer availability
• Type of document
• Number of notarizations needed
• Preferred appointment date and time