If you’re an adult child helping your aging parents with their affairs, you already know—it’s a lot. Managing doctor’s appointments, medications, financial decisions, and legal paperwork can feel overwhelming. Some things can wait, but others—like notarizing important documents—often come with deadlines and urgency.

I wish I had known sooner that many of these documents can be notarized remotely—no extra trips, no stress, no need to coordinate everyone’s schedules just to meet in person.

I'm Not an Attorney, But Here’s What I Can Do

I want to be clear: I’m not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice.

What I can do is help you notarize the documents you need to move forward—quickly, securely, and from the comfort of your home.

What You Can Notarize Online

Many essential documents can be handled without an in-person appointment, including:

Power of Attorney (POA) – Ensuring a trusted person can make financial or medical decisions when needed.
Advance Healthcare Directives – Documenting medical preferences so healthcare providers and family members know your loved one’s wishes.
Financial & Business Documents – Signing loan agreements, real estate transactions, and other paperwork without the back-and-forth.
Permission Forms for Minors – If your parents are legal guardians for a grandchild, notarized travel consent forms may be required.
Affidavits & Sworn Statements – Any document that requires an oath or sworn testimony can be handled remotely.

How Remote Notarization Works

It’s a simple, secure, and legal process that allows families to get documents notarized without leaving home.

1 Upload the document – No printing, scanning, or mailing required.
2 Verify identity – A quick, secure online process confirms all signers.
3 Meet via video call – Just like in-person notarization, but from the comfort of home.
4 Download the notarized document – Ready to use immediately.

Making Things Easier for Families

If you’re supporting an aging parent, you know how valuable every saved minute can be. Remote notarization means:
✔️ Less stress – No need to rearrange everyone’s schedules.
✔️ More flexibility – Handle paperwork when it’s convenient.
✔️ Peace of mind – Knowing documents are completed properly and legally.

I understand what it’s like to juggle everything while trying to be there for the people you love. That’s why I believe in simplifying the things we can—so we can focus on what really matters.

If you’re helping a parent through life’s transitions, this is one small way to make the process a little smoother.