Power of Attorney Notary in Evansville, Indiana
Mobile notary for power of attorney documents in Evansville hospitals, nursing homes, homes, and offices. Call or text Jason at 812-205-3322 before signing.
Some of the most important documents are also the most time-sensitive. Power of attorney documents need careful timing because the signer must be identified, aware, and willing to sign. Southern Indiana Notary travels throughout Evansville for financial and healthcare power of attorney notarizations — including bedside and care-facility visits when you need us most.
Who This Service Is For
This service is for families, caregivers, estate-planning clients, hospital patients, nursing home residents, and anyone who needs a power of attorney signed at a convenient location and cannot easily travel to notarize it.
Documents Commonly Notarized
- Durable powers of attorney
- Financial powers of attorney
- Healthcare powers of attorney
- Living wills and advance directives
- Medical and healthcare directives
- HIPAA authorizations
- Guardianship documents
- Related affidavits and acknowledgments
Financial vs. Healthcare Power of Attorney
A financial (durable) power of attorney lets someone act on financial and legal matters; a healthcare power of attorney (sometimes paired with a living will or advance directive) covers medical decisions. Many families notarize both at the same appointment. We notarize whichever documents you bring, but we are notaries — not attorneys — so we cannot tell you which document you need or how to fill it out. If you're unsure, ask the attorney, hospital social worker, or facility that provided the form.
What to Have Ready
- A valid government-issued photo ID for every signer
- The complete document, filled out where appropriate but unsigned
- All signers present, aware, and willing to sign
- Any required witnesses arranged before the appointment
Do not sign your document before the notary arrives. The notary must witness the signature when required.
Service Area Details
Appointments are available across Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Newburgh, Boonville, Princeton, Mount Vernon, Poseyville, Warrick County, Gibson County, and Posey County. For urgent hospital, nursing home, jail, or after-hours requests, call or text first for the fastest response.
Pricing
Standard Indiana notarization is $10 per notarial act/signature. Remote online notarization is $25 per act. Mobile travel, jail, hospital, nursing home, after-hours, loan signing, and specialty service fees are quoted upfront based on location, urgency, time, and document volume. See the pricing page or call 812-205-3322 for a clear quote.
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Mobile & Emergency
Available for homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, jail visits, and urgent after-hours requests.
Remote Online Notary
RON is available for eligible documents when an online appointment is the right fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you come to a hospital or bedside for a POA?
Yes. We regularly provide bedside notarizations at hospitals, rehab centers, hospice, and nursing homes throughout the Evansville area for powers of attorney and healthcare directives.
What if the signer is ill or elderly?
The signer must be aware of what they are signing and able to communicate a willingness to sign. We handle these situations with patience and care. If you have questions about a specific situation, call us before scheduling.
Do you notarize living wills and advance directives?
Yes. We notarize powers of attorney, living wills, advance directives, and other healthcare documents. Because we are notaries and not attorneys, we cannot provide legal advice on the documents themselves.
Does the person named as agent need to be there?
Usually only the person granting the power of attorney (the principal) needs to sign in front of the notary, but some forms also require witnesses. Check your document's signing instructions, and arrange any required witnesses before the appointment.