Services
Estate Planning Document Notarization
When your estate planning documents are prepared and ready to sign, I come to you — at home, a hospital, a nursing home, or your attorney's office — to notarize them correctly. That includes the self-proving affidavit that accompanies many New Hampshire wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives.
What's included
- Self-proving affidavits for wills, notarized in person with you and your two witnesses present
- Powers of attorney and healthcare directives you have already prepared
- Bedside appointments at hospitals and care facilities, handled with patience
- Witness coordination guidance so everyone arrives prepared with valid ID
- Bilingual English & Spanish appointments
Good to know
A notary is not an attorney
I cannot draft your will, help you fill it out, choose forms for you, or give legal advice — that protects you, and it is the law. If you need help drafting, I'm happy to point you toward local estate planning attorneys. Read my guide: Can You Write Your Own Will in New Hampshire?