Power Of Attorney Notary Services For Daytona Beach and All Of Florida

Need a Power Of Attorney (POA) Notarized and Witnessed? Daytona Beach Notary can do it at our location, your location or Online!

We are experts at POA Notarizations

There are 4 primary types of Power Of Attorney (POA) Forms in Florida

Durable Power Of Attorney

Limited Power of Attorney

Medical Power Of Attorney

Real Estate Power Of Attorney

• Notary Public at our Office or we come to You

• Travel to you at your home, work, healthcare facility or other location (Travel Fees Apply)

• Online Options for those in Florida not in our area. Visit Remote Online Notary for more info

• We can arrange and provide Witnesses upon advanced request. Witness Fees Apply

• Documents Notarized in Minutes

• Small or Large POA’s

• Durable Power Of Attorney

• Fast and Convenient Appointment Times during the week or weekends

• Days, Nights or Weekends! Simply Call, Text or Use our Notary Contact Form. Same day Appointments available!

• Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ormond Beach and Surrounding areas.

• Valid and Current Photo ID Required for all signers

• Payment Methods are Cash or Credit/Debit Card

You must make sure your Power Of Attorney document is legal and has all the language and clauses that are needed. The Principal (owner) of the POA must be aware of the contents and reasons for doing the form. A notary may request to talk to the owner to make sure they understand the POA and the powers that it carries. A Notary Public can refuse to notarize a Power Of Attorney if they feel the owner is not of sound mind to make such a decision and sign over power to an agent.

What is a Power Of Attorney?

A Power Of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that authorizes a person to act as Agent for Another (the Principal). The Agent can be anyone of adult age that the principal chooses. The agent is usually a family member who carries the trust and access of the person signing the POA. The reasons for needing a Power Of Attorney are usually age, medical or psychological inability of the Principal to carry out his or her own affairs. Once the Power Of Attorney is done and legalized, the agent can now make important decisions for the owner.

A Power Of Attorney Document will have the contents to which powers will be granted, POA’s can be of various sizes and complexities - depending on how many assets and ongoing legal issues require decision making there are.

Power Of Attorney documents require extra witnesses and their signatures while doing it in front of a Notary Public. A Notary in Florida can notarize POA’s but the Notary cannot serve as one of the witnesses. The witnesses must not also be the agent or anyone else mentioned within the Power Of Attorney itself.

Most POA forms require witnesses as well as a notary public. A notary cannot also act as a witness on POA’s but we can provide them for your signing. Please call or text to arrange additional witness and to set up an appointment with us.

Sample Power Of Attorney Forms if you need:

Power Of Attorney Document Forms

Power Of Attorney POA For Child

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Seeking an Online Notary Public? Visit link below to notarize your Power Of Attorney or Other Document Online!

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