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Types of Power of Attorney We Notarize

Choose the right Power of Attorney document for your needs and get it notarized quickly and securely online.

General Power of Attorney

Grants broad authority to the agent to handle financial, legal, and business matters on your behalf.

Special (Limited) Power of Attorney

Authorizes the agent to perform specific tasks, such as selling a property or managing a single transaction.

Durable Power of Attorney

Remains valid even if you become mentally incapacitated, ensuring continuous decision-making support.

Medical (Healthcare) Power of Attorney

Allows the agent to make healthcare decisions if you are unable to communicate or make decisions yourself.

Financial Power of Attorney

Empowers the agent to manage financial matters like banking, investments, taxes, and bill payments.

Springing Power of Attorney

Becomes effective only when a specific condition is met, usually when the principal becomes incapacitated.

Real Estate Power of Attorney

Authorizes someone to handle property-related matters such as buying, selling, leasing, or managing real estate.

Vehicle Power of Attorney

Allows the agent to handle vehicle-related transactions, including registration, sale, or transfer of ownership.

Business Power of Attorney

Enables a designated person to act on behalf of a business owner in legal or financial matters.

Minor (Child) Power of Attorney

Grants temporary authority to a trusted individual to make decisions for a minor child.

Revocable Power of Attorney

Gives flexibility to revoke or cancel the authority at any time, as long as you are mentally competent.

Irrevocable Power of Attorney

Cannot be easily revoked and is typically used in specific legal or financial arrangements where long-term authority is required.

Notarize Your POA Online

To get your Power of Attorney notarized online, follow these steps:

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Simply upload your POA form online as .pdf, .doc, or image format
Verify your identity with your unexpired ID & answer a few KBA questions.
Meet an online notary public via a secure video session to notarize the POA
Download your online notarized document.

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Frequently Asked Questions for POA documents

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Yes, you can notarize a Power of Attorney online through a secure remote notarization platform. By choosing a trusted service like eNotary On Call, you can complete your POA notarization quickly without visiting a physical notary office.
The cost to notarize a Power of Attorney online typically starts from $25 for a single notarization. The final price may vary depending on the type of POA document and the number of required signatures or notarial acts.
Most Power of Attorney documents require notarization to be legally accepted, especially for financial, real estate, and legal matters. Some institutions may have additional requirements, so it is always best to have your POA notarized for broader acceptance.
A digitally notarized Power of Attorney is accepted in many U.S. states. However, acceptance may vary by state or institution where you plan to use the document.
In some cases, a Power of Attorney may require witnesses along with notarization. Witnesses should be neutral third parties who are not directly involved in the document or its benefits.
No, once a Power of Attorney is notarized, it cannot be modified. If changes are needed, you must create a new POA document and get it notarized again.
A Power of Attorney without notarization may be rejected by banks, government offices, or legal authorities, making it difficult for your agent to act on your behalf.
Yes, online notarization uses secure identity verification and encrypted sessions. It ensures your Power of Attorney document remains protected throughout the process.

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