Services
Powers of Attorney and Authorizations
Notarization of signatures on eligible powers of attorney, consent forms and authorization documents. The signer must understand the document and sign voluntarily.
What this service involves
The notarial act applies to the signature. Diana does not select, prepare or explain legal documents and cannot advise which type of power of attorney a client needs. If you are unsure which document you need, please consult an attorney before the appointment.
Common examples
- Power of attorney forms already prepared
- Travel or medical consent for a minor
- Authorization letters
What to bring
- Current, acceptable government-issued identification
- The complete, unsigned document (unless the act allows a prior signature)
- All required signers, present at the same appointment
- Any witnesses the document may require
A simple three-step process
- 1
Select a service
Tell us what type of notarial service you may need.
- 2
Request an appointment
Choose your preferred date, time and appointment format.
- 3
Receive confirmation
Diana will review the request and confirm eligibility, required identification, location, availability and applicable fees.
Important note
Diana does not select, prepare or explain legal documents and cannot advise which type of power of attorney is appropriate.
Not every document can be notarized. The document type, identification, the signer's presence, willingness and awareness, and applicable New Jersey requirements must be reviewed first.
A notarial act does not prove that the contents of a document are truthful, accurate or legally valid.