Estate Planning Notary In Encinitas
Estate planning documents are some of the most important you will ever sign. Many require a notary, and that’s where we can help. At Encinitas Mobile Notary, we come to your home, office, or attorney’s office so you can take care of everything in one convenient appointment.
Common Estate Planning Documents We Notarize
Here are some of the most common estate planning documents that need notarization in California:
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Revocable Living Trusts
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Durable Power of Attorney (POA)
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Advance Health Care Directives
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Certification of Trust
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Property Deeds for transferring into a trust
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Most estate planning appointments require several notarized signatures, usually between 4 and 10. Having a mobile notary come to you makes this process simple and efficient.
Special Offer
Estate planning often requires several notarized signatures. To make things easier for our clients, we offer a travel fee discount when you have multiple documents notarized at the same time.
$10 Off Mobile Notary Travel Fees
When Notarizing 4 or More Signatures
Offer Code: EMN10
Enter in “Special Instructions” box when booking or mention to a staff member during your appointment.
For more details on mobile notary travel fees visit our Services & Areas Travel Rates page
Why Choose A Mobile Notary For Estate Planning?
- We come to you — no need to gather everyone and go to a notary office.
- Helpful for families with elderly parents or relatives who cannot travel easily.
- All signers and signatures can be completed in one visit.
- Documents are notarized correctly and professionally.
Service Areas
We provide estate planning notary services throughout North County San Diego. Many of our clients book mobile notary appointments for living trusts, powers of attorney, and property deeds in:
Encinitas (including Cardiff, Leucadia, and Olivenhain) · Carlsbad · Rancho Santa Fe · La Costa Valley · Del Mar · Solana Beach · Carmel Valley · San Elijo Hills · Lake San Marcos
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Most living trusts in California require notarization.
Do I need a notary for a living trust?
Yes. All POA's must be notarized or witnessed. Many people prefer notarization. We notarize all types of Powers of attorney, including financial and healthcare documents.
Can you notarize a power of attorney?
It varies, but most estate planning appointments require between 4 and 10 notarized signatures.
How many notarized signatures are in an estate plan?
Yes. This is one of the most common requests we receive from estate planning clients.
Do you notarize deeds transferring property into a trust?
Schedule Your Estate Planning Notary Appointment
If you are preparing your estate planning documents, let us bring the notary to you.
Remember to use Offer Code EMN10 when notarizing 4 or more signatures to save $10 on travel fees.
Certified, Bonded & Insured for Estate Planning Notarization
Encinitas Mobile Notary is a commissioned California notary public, bonded and insured, and a proud member of the National Notary Association (NNA). Our credentials ensure your living trusts, family trust documents, powers of attorney, and health care directives are notarized professionally and securely.
Trusted & Professional: Commissioned California Notary · Bonded & Insured · National Notary Association Member