Estate, Power of Attorney & Directive Notary in Chester County, PA

The documents that protect a family, durable and financial powers of attorney, healthcare powers of attorney and advance directives, deeds, and trust paperwork, are exactly the ones people put off, because getting to a notary is inconvenient at the wrong moment. I bring the notarization to you, including bedside at a hospital or care facility when that’s where the signer is.

A few Pennsylvania specifics matter here. A financial power of attorney signed in Pennsylvania must be both notarized and witnessed by two qualified people who aren’t the agent or the notary. I’ll make sure the signing is arranged correctly so it holds up. Healthcare directives, deeds, and trust acknowledgments each carry their own signing formalities, and I handle the notarization end so nothing gets bounced later over a technical defect.

I’m Christopher J Abt, a Pennsylvania notary public, Commission #1470081, operating as ChesCo Notary. I’m not an attorney: I can’t draft these documents or advise on their terms, so bring the version you or your attorney prepared. Every signer needs valid government-issued photo ID and should leave the document unsigned until I’m there to witness it.