About this service
A Pennsylvania power of attorney must be signed in front of a notary and two witnesses. Let us know ahead of time and we will arrange the witnesses for your appointment.
What's included
- Notarization of financial and health care powers of attorney
- Witnesses arranged on request
- The agent's acknowledgment notarized, when needed
How it works
Book a time
Book at the office, or call us to arrange a mobile visit.
Bring it unsigned
Bring the document, not yet signed, and a current photo ID for each signer.
Sign with the notary
The notary confirms who you are and watches you sign.
Leave notarized
You leave with your document notarized, usually in minutes.
Who it's for
- Adult children helping aging parents
- People preparing for travel or surgery
- Anyone planning ahead
What to bring
- The power of attorney, not yet signed
- A current photo ID for the principal
Questions
Can you write the power of attorney?
No. A notary cannot prepare legal documents. An attorney can, or you can bring a completed form.
