If you need a Notarized Limited Power of Attorney, keep in mind that step one is getting your document drafted. That needs to be done under the supervision of an Attorney. Please don’t ask a notary to draft a legal document! Once drafting a Limited Power of Attorney is complete, then it is time to call a notary public.
Any notary public can notarize any type of document other than a vital record. Just call a notary, make sure your government issued photo-ID is ready, and have them notarize your signature on the Power of Attorney. And remember, not to ask the Notary any legal questions as it is illegal for them to give you any legal consultation! They are just the notary!
Good luck getting your Limited Power of Attorney Notarized!
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Debt consolidation services routinely have limited power of attorney forms in their signature papers that give them authority to act for the debtor as respects opening a payment account and negotiating with creditors. I don’t give advice on the documents. My job is to notarize signatures as required by the papers provided. A notary’s job is to notarize signatures, not cast judgment on what is being signed.
Comment by Elise Dee Beraru — January 27, 2015 @ 2:53 am
Did the document notorial wording? Or did you attach another form? I going through debt consolidation and have to have a form notarized, but I don’t see where the notary public will sign and put her seal.
Comment by Annie Jordon — December 13, 2017 @ 11:44 pm