There are different types of Powers of Attorney, and the appropriate document depends on the authority you want to give another person, your individual circumstances, and applicable law.

Because choosing or recommending a specific Power of Attorney can involve legal rights and consequences, B. Elise Notary Services cannot advise you which type of Power of Attorney you should use. A Notary Public does not provide legal advice.

If you are unsure which Power of Attorney is appropriate for your situation, you should consult a licensed attorney who can evaluate your circumstances and provide legal guidance.

If you already know which document you need and are looking for document-preparation resources, we can also provide access to our affiliate resources. However, B. Elise Notary Services does not select the document or determine which option is appropriate for you.

Once your Power of Attorney has been properly prepared and you are ready to execute it, we can assist with the notarization and, when needed, witness coordination.