Power of Attorney & Estate Document Notary
Convenient mobile notary service for powers of attorney, trusts, estate documents and other important documents throughout Sacramento and Sacramento County. We travel to your home, office, hospital, senior living facility or other convenient location by appointment.
Mobile Notary for Powers of Attorney & Estate Documents
Convenient notarization for important personal and estate documents
Powers of attorney, trusts and estate documents often involve important personal, financial or family matters. Sac Serves Notary provides convenient mobile notary appointments throughout Sacramento County for signers who need these documents notarized at their location. We travel to homes, businesses, hospitals, senior living facilities and other convenient locations by appointment. The document should be prepared before the appointment, as a notary cannot draft documents, provide legal advice or determine which document or notarial act you need.
Documents We Commonly Notarize
Powers of attorney, trusts and other estate-related documents
Sac Serves Notary can assist with the notarization of powers of attorney, trusts, affidavits and other estate-related documents when notarization is required. The signer must personally appear before the notary, provide identification that meets California notarial requirements, and be willing and able to complete the notarial act. Documents should be complete and ready for notarization before the appointment. A notary cannot prepare legal documents, provide legal advice or determine which type of notarization is required.
Mobile Notary Appointments at Your Location
Convenient appointments at homes, offices, hospitals and senior living facilities
Sac Serves Notary provides mobile appointments throughout Sacramento County for powers of attorney, trusts and other estate-related documents requiring notarization. We can meet signers at homes, businesses, hospitals, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities and other suitable locations in Sacramento, Elk Grove, Rancho Cordova, Folsom, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Fair Oaks and surrounding communities.
Can a notary notarize a Power of Attorney?
Yes. A California Notary Public can notarize a Power of Attorney when the document is complete, the signer personally appears before the notary, and the required notarial act can be performed. The notary cannot prepare the document, give legal advice or determine whether a Power of Attorney is appropriate for the signer.
What identification is needed to notarize estate documents?
The signer must provide identification that meets California notarial requirements. Acceptable identification may include a current California driver's license, California identification card, U.S. passport or other identification permitted by California law. Contact us before the appointment if you have questions about the signer's identification.
Should I sign my Power of Attorney or estate document before the notary arrives?
If you are unsure, leave the document unsigned until the notary arrives. Whether a signature must be made in the notary's presence depends on the notarial act being performed. The notary can explain the notarial procedure but cannot provide legal advice about the document itself.
Can you notarize a Power of Attorney at a hospital or senior living facility?
Yes. Sac Serves Notary provides mobile notary appointments at hospitals, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities and other care facilities throughout Sacramento County. The signer must be willing and able to communicate with the notary and meet California notarial requirements at the time of the appointment.
Can a notary notarize trust documents?
Yes. A California Notary Public can notarize signatures on trust documents when the document requires a notarial act and the signer meets California notarial requirements. The notary cannot prepare the trust, interpret its provisions or provide legal advice about the document.
Need a Notary for a Power of Attorney or Estate Document?
Schedule a convenient mobile notary appointment at your home, office, hospital or other location in Sacramento County.
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