Question 1

What estate planning documents can you notarize?

Accepted Answer

CJ Travel Notary, LLC notarizes many estate planning documents, including:
Last Will and Testament
Durable Power of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney
Directive to Physicians (Living Will)
HIPAA Authorization
Declaration of Guardian
Trust Documents
Transfer on Death Deeds
Affidavits and Supporting Documents
We'll verify your identification and witness your signature as required by Texas law.

Question 2

Can you notarize a Power of Attorney?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We notarize Durable Powers of Attorney, Medical Powers of Attorney, Limited Powers of Attorney, and other authorized Power of Attorney documents. The signer must appear in person (or remotely, if eligible), provide valid identification, and be willing and able to understand the document they are signing.

Question 3

Can you provide witnesses for estate planning documents?

Accepted Answer

Witnesses may be available upon request, depending on scheduling and availability. If your documents require witnesses, please let us know when scheduling your appointment so we can discuss available options.

Question 4

Can you prepare my estate planning documents or provide legal advice?

Accepted Answer

No. CJ Travel Notary, LLC is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice, select legal forms, or prepare legal documents. If you need assistance preparing estate planning documents or legal guidance, please consult a licensed attorney.

Question 5

Do you provide mobile notary services for hospitals, nursing homes, or assisted living facilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide mobile notary services at hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospice facilities, private residences, and other mutually agreed-upon locations throughout the Houston area.

Question 6

What type of identification is required for estate planning documents?

Accepted Answer

Each signer must present a valid, government-issued photo ID, such as:
U.S. Driver License
State Identification Card
U.S. Passport
Military Identification Card (when accepted under Texas law)
If you are unsure whether your identification is acceptable, please contact us before your appointment.

Question 7

Can you notarize documents if someone has dementia or memory loss?

Accepted Answer

A notary may only perform a notarization if the signer appears to understand the document, is signing willingly, and can communicate their intent. If the signer does not appear to have the necessary awareness or capacity to understand the transaction, the notarization cannot be completed.

Question 8

Can someone sign estate planning documents on behalf of another person?

Accepted Answer

Generally, no. The individual whose signature is being notarized must personally appear before the notary and sign the document themselves unless a specific legal exception applies.

Question 9

How do I schedule an estate planning notarization?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling an appointment is easy. Call, text, email, or submit a request through our website. We offer mobile notary services throughout Houston and surrounding communities. Remote Online Notarization (RON) is also available for eligible documents.

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