There are different types of Powers of Attorney, and the appropriate document depends on what authority you want to give another person and your individual circumstances.

Because choosing the appropriate Power of Attorney can involve legal rights and consequences, a notary public cannot advise you which type you should use. If you are unsure which Power of Attorney is appropriate, you should speak with a licensed attorney before scheduling your notarization.

Once your document has been properly prepared, we can assist with the notarization.