Power of Attorney (POA) Notary

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Proper notarization helps prevent delays, disputes, and rejection of your Power of Attorney document when it matters most. 

A Power of Attorney allows you to legally authorize someone to act on your behalf in financial, legal, or personal matters. This may include a Durable Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney, or other legal POA document used for estate planning, elder care, business matters, or when you cannot be present. Proper notarization helps prevent delays, disputes, and rejection of your Power of Attorney document when it matters most.

Presneywel Notaries is a professional mobile POA notary providing Power of Attorney, Durable POA, and Financial POA notarization throughout St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and St. Charles County, including homes, hospitals, offices, and care facilities.

• Do all signers need to be present?
  Yes, at time of notarization.

• What identification is required?
  Valid government-issued photo ID for each signer. 

• Do you provide the form?
  No, you must bring the comleted document.  

• Can you explain the document?
  No. A lawyer should answer legal questions.

• How long will the appointment last?
  Appointments typically take 20-30 minutes