Wills, Power of Attorney & Estate Document Notarization
Professional notarization support for important personal, family, and estate planning documents.
Important documents deserve care
SLS Notary provides professional notarization for estate-related documents with respect, discretion, and attention to detail.
Common documents
- Power of Attorney
- Living wills
- Healthcare directives
- Trust documents
- Estate planning documents
- Affidavits
- Personal legal documents
Why choose SLS Notary.
Certified & Insured
Commissioned notary, current E&O insurance, background-screened signing agent.
Deadline-Focused
We schedule backward from your deadline so the date never slips.
We Come To You
Home, office, hospital, care facility — wherever the signing happens.
Clear Communication
Confirmations, arrival windows, and follow-ups in plain English.
Premium Experience
Discreet, professional, and stress-free from first call to last signature.
What Clients Say
“SLS Notary handled a last-minute closing for me on a Sunday evening. Professional, on time, and the package was returned overnight. Couldn’t ask for more.”
“Came to the hospital to notarize my mother’s power of attorney. Patient, kind, and made a stressful day so much easier.”
“Booked an online session at 8 AM — had a notarized affidavit in my inbox before 9. Worth every penny.”
“I refer SLS Notary to all of my firm’s clients. Reliable, discreet, and consistently professional.”
“Best signing agent I’ve worked with in years. Zero errors, perfect packages, fast scans.”
“Walked us through every signature with patience. I was nervous and they made it feel easy.”
Common questions
Can you notarize a Last Will and Testament?+
Wills usually require witnesses rather than (or in addition to) a notary, depending on your state. We can notarize the self-proving affidavit attached to the will.
Do you provide witnesses?+
We can often arrange one or two impartial witnesses for an additional fee. Let us know in advance so we can coordinate.
Can the signer be in a hospital, hospice, or memory care?+
Yes. Bedside signings are a regular part of our practice. We're patient, calm, and respectful with clients in sensitive settings.
What if the signer can't physically sign?+
Many states allow signature-by-mark or signature-by-proxy with strict procedures. We'll walk through the requirements before the appointment.
How do you confirm the signer is acting freely?+
Before notarizing, we verbally confirm the signer understands the document and is acting without coercion. If we have any concern, we'll decline the signing.