Power of Attorney Notary in Pittsburgh, PA

Mobile Power of Attorney Notary Services in Pittsburgh & Allegheny County

We provide professional, mobile Power of Attorney notarization throughout Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. We travel to homes, hospitals, nursing homes, and care facilities when timing, health, and important decisions require reliable, in-person service.

View our Notary Fees & Scheduling page for transparent pricing and appointment availability.

What Is a Power of Attorney in Pennsylvania? (POA Notary Information)

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows one person (the principal) to grant authority to another person (the agent) to act on their behalf. POAs are commonly used for financial matters, healthcare decisions, and long-term planning.

Most Power of Attorney documents require notarization to be legally effective. We ensure all notarizations are completed correctly and in compliance with Pennsylvania notary law.

Types of Power of Attorney We Commonly Notarize

• Financial Power of Attorney
• Medical Power of Attorney
• Durable Power of Attorney
• Limited or Special Power of Attorney
• General Power of Attorney

Documents must be unsigned prior to notarization.

Before Your Power of Attorney Appointment

• Signer must be physically present
• Signer must be mentally alert and aware
• Signer must understand the document
• Signer must be signing willingly
• Valid, unexpired photo ID is required
• Witness requirements vary by document

Where Power of Attorney Notarization Takes Place

• Private homes
• Apartments and offices
• Hospitals and rehabilitation centers
• Nursing homes and assisted living facilities
• Memory care and long-term care facilities

For urgent medical situations, visit our Hospital Notary Services in Pittsburgh.
For senior and long-term care settings, we also provide Nursing Home Notary Services in Pittsburgh.

Power of Attorney Notary FAQs

Can a Power of Attorney be notarized in a hospital or nursing home?

Yes. We regularly notarize Power of Attorney documents in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and rehabilitation centers throughout Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.

What if the signer is weak or bedridden?

As long as the signer is mentally alert, understands the document, and can communicate willingness, notarization may proceed.

What identification is required for POA notarization?

A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID is required. Please contact us in advance if access to identification is limited.

Do you provide witnesses?

Some Power of Attorney documents require witnesses. Availability depends on location and notice.

How quickly can you come for a POA notarization?

Same-day, after-hours, weekend, and emergency appointments are often available.