Your Power of Attorney, Signed Right.
Specializing in POAs only, we bring compassionate, come-to-you notary service to the mobility-limited.
Familiar?
You need a Power of Attorney signed, but nothing about the process is straightforward. Maybe you’ve already tried:
- Downloading a generic POA template online, only to find out it’s missing language California requires.
- Asking your bank or a family member’s care facility to “just notarize it,” only to be turned away.
- Calling a random mobile notary, who shows up unsure of what a POA actually needs, and it was done incorrectly.
- Waiting for a “good day” to get Mom or Dad to a notary’s office, because they can’t travel easily anymore.
Lived It
I understand the whirlwind of emotions this situation brings. I felt the heartbreak of watching my own grandfather’s decline from Alzheimer’s, and it taught me why compassion matters as much as paperwork. I felt the embarrassment of going back to a client’s home four times over small mistakes on their POA. I felt the gravity of a client’s situation when she almost accidentally gave away control of her savings because she didn’t understand the form.
Qualified
There are many notaries, but we’re the only exclusively Power of Attorney notary service. Early in my career, I spent weekends driving mobility-limited clients to appointments, learning patience and compassion. This led me to create the Compassionate Signing Agent course, which every team member completes. Our team is NNA certified, background-checked, and insured. If you’re tired of worrying, we’re here to give peace of mind.
Peace of Mind
Every POA is reviewed for accuracy and properly notarized before it’s finalized, so you know your documents will hold up when they’re needed, without second-guessing.
Family Harmony
Correctly naming and documenting agent authority removes ambiguity over who’s in charge, so families avoid disputes and stay focused on supporting each other.
Legacy Protected
By clearly naming who can manage your business, property, and assets, your POA keeps your legacy from being mismanaged, contested, or lost to confusion.
The Process
Step 1: Schedule Your POA Signing
Book your Power of Attorney signing and consult with your attorney with any questions about which forms are necessary. Choose a date and time that works for you and we’ll handle the rest.
Step 2: We Come To You When it's Convenient
Have your UNEXPIRED government photo ID ready. We’ll come, review the documents, and notarize them. We triple check that everything is signed correctly, usually in about 30 minutes.
Step 3: Breathe Easy
Your POA is signed, valid, and ready when you need it, so you and your family can stop worrying and get back to what matters.
Jeremy was very easy to work with… he did a great job! We will continue to partner with him in the future!
Professional and very easy to work with.
Jeremy helped me when I needed someone at the last minute. He went above and beyond, even when I showed up at the wrong post office.
FAQ’s
Do you give legal advice? Do I need a lawyer?
No, we do not give any legal advice, we recommend consulting with your attorney before giving power of attorney to anyone.
Where do you perform the service?
We offer mobile service in the Los Angeles, Ventura, and Orange County area. We can come to your residence from 8am – 8pm.
Do you have links to the common forms?
Yes, we recommend you consult with your attorney on which forms are best for you.
Here is the CA Uniform POA form: Power of Attorney (California Uniform Statutory) – Sacramento County Public Law Library
Here is the Healthcare POA form: Advanced Health Care Directive (Living Will & Power of Attorney for Health Care) – Sacramento County Public Law Library
How long does it take and how much does it cost?
It takes about 30 minutes, and the cost is $120, paid by credit card at the time of the signing.
What do I need to bring? What if I can't print?
A government issued and UNEXPIRED photo ID, as well as your POA forms. If you cannot print, you can email them to info@poasign.com and we will bring them to you.
What if the signer has memory issues, dementia, or cannot sign a signature?
Signers must be mentally competent at the time of the signing, we recommend consulting your doctor or an attorney if there is uncertainty. In California they can sign by making a mark, but we will need to have two witnesses present. Let us know if you need us to provide witnesses.
POASign Service: $120
****IMPORTANT: We ONLY provide this service if you are giving power of attorney to a TRUSTED family member, friend, or financial institution.
Payment at the signing by credit card.
We guarantee our work, if there are any errors, we will return and fix them for free or you get a refund.
We don’t provide legal advice.
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