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Simply put, a power of attorney is a document that gives another person (the agent) legal authority to represent you and act on your behalf
In order to make it official - a Power of Attorney POA needs a Notary to notarize the document. Witnesses are often required as well.
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process easier for everyone.
There are many reasons to need a POA - some of them are:
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
In most states, for a POA to be official, it will need to be Notarized by a Notary Public
Notaries are NOT Lawyers and do NOT offer legal advice of any type
Notaries can not provide documents or advise you on proper documents
Please consult an Attorney or proper professional
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
Witnesses aren't always required - you will have to check your particular POA to see if witnesses are necessary for your document.
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
A Notary Public will be present during the signing of the document to verify it was signed by the correct people and that those signers have been properly identified by verifying their Drivers License, State issued ID, or Passport.
The Notary's stamp and Notary's signature on your document makes it Notarized
Some notarized documents may need to be filed with an Attorney or court to consider the document an official record.
Notaries are NOT Lawyers and do NOT offer legal advice of any type
Notaries can not provide documents or advise you on proper documents
Please consult an Attorney or proper professional
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
If a valid identification is present for one reason or another - expired, lost, not available - a Notary can verify a person by having other people witness their identity. If your document requires witnesses and they also know the signer personally, they can then also be considered a creditable witness for the person that does not have a valid identification
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
Notaries are NOT Lawyers and do NOT offer legal advice of any type
Notaries can not provide documents or advise you on proper documents
Please consult an Attorney or proper professional
Mobile Notary St. Louis provides Notaries at your Home | Office | Hospital | Nursing Home to make the Notary process of your Power of Attorney document easier for everyone
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