B. Elise Notary Services does not draft or prepare Power of Attorney documents and cannot provide legal advice or recommend which type of Power of Attorney is appropriate for your situation.

If you need a Power of Attorney prepared, you may choose to work with an attorney. We can provide a referral to an attorney who can assist with document preparation and legal guidance.

For customers who prefer to explore document-preparation resources on their own, we also have affiliate resources available:

Please understand that B. Elise Notary Services does not select the document for you, advise you regarding what provisions it should contain, or determine whether a particular document is appropriate for your circumstances.

Once your Power of Attorney has been prepared and you are ready to execute it, we can assist with the notarization and signing appointment.

For a Florida Power of Attorney, state law generally requires the principal to sign in the presence of two subscribing witnesses and acknowledge the document before a Notary Public.