What Is Document Preparation Assistance?
Many people know roughly what they need — a Power of Attorney, a Healthcare Directive, a Living Will — but aren't sure which Georgia form applies to their situation, how it should be filled out, or what the signing requirements are. That's where we can help.
As part of your notary appointment, we provide document preparation assistance: helping you identify the right publicly available Georgia form for your situation, explaining how it needs to be completed, and making sure everything is in order before we notarize. We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice — for complex or contested matters, we always recommend speaking with a licensed attorney first.
Services & Pricing
Document Prep Assistance
Add-on to any notary appointment
- Identify the correct Georgia form
- Walk through completion requirements
- Explain witness & signing rules
- Ensure document is ready to notarize
POA Ready-to-Sign Package
Prep assistance + mobile notarization
- Everything in Prep Assistance
- We travel to you (Metro Atlanta)
- Notarization at your location
- Same-day appointments available
Advance Directive Package
Prep assistance + mobile notarization
- Georgia Advance Directive form guidance
- Healthcare & end-of-life document prep
- We travel to you or meet at facility
- Hospital & nursing home visits available
Estate Planning Bundle
POA + Advance Directive, one visit
- Financial Power of Attorney prep
- Healthcare Advance Directive prep
- Both notarized in a single appointment
- Best value for complete coverage
Please note: Document preparation assistance helps you identify and complete publicly available Georgia state forms — it is not legal advice and is not a substitute for an attorney. For complex situations, contested matters, or custom estate planning, we recommend consulting a licensed Georgia attorney. We're glad to notarize whatever they prepare at standard notary rates.
How It Works
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Call or Text to Book
Tell us what document you need and your situation. We'll confirm the right service and schedule a convenient time — same-day often available.
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We Come to You
We travel to your home, office, hospital, or care facility anywhere in Metro Atlanta. No need to find a notary office or print anything in advance.
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Document Review & Preparation
We walk you through the correct Georgia form, explain the fields, signing requirements, and who needs to be present — including witness rules where applicable.
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Sign & Notarize
Once the document is ready and all parties are present, we notarize it on the spot. You leave with a properly executed, Georgia-compliant document.
Documents We Assist With
Financial Power of Attorney
Authorizes someone to manage financial and legal affairs on your behalf. Georgia statutory form available.
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Designates a healthcare agent to make medical decisions if you are unable to do so yourself.
Georgia Advance Directive
Combines your living will and healthcare POA into one Georgia-compliant document. Widely accepted by hospitals statewide.
Living Will
States your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment. Part of the Georgia Advance Directive for Healthcare.
General Affidavits
Sworn written statements used in legal, financial, and personal matters. We assist with completion and notarize.
Other Georgia Legal Forms
Have a different document? Call us — we handle a wide range of general notary and document assistance needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to bring my own form?
No — part of what we do is help you identify the correct Georgia form for your situation. If you have your document ready, simply bring it unsigned to your appointment. If you need the form printed, we can arrange that for you for an additional $10 printing fee. Just mention it when you book and we'll have everything ready.
Is document preparation assistance the same as legal advice?
No — we help you identify the right publicly available Georgia form for your situation and explain what's needed to complete and sign it properly. We're not attorneys and can't advise on the law. If your situation is complex — contested guardianship, special needs planning, business succession — a licensed Georgia attorney is the right call. We're always happy to notarize whatever they prepare.
Does Georgia require witnesses for a Power of Attorney?
Yes. Georgia law requires a POA to be signed in the presence of a notary and two witnesses. The witnesses cannot be the named agent. We can arrange witnesses for your appointment at $20 per witness — just mention it when you book so we can coordinate in advance.
Can you come to a hospital or nursing home?
Absolutely. Hospital and bedside notary services are one of our specialties. The principal must be mentally competent at the time of signing. We serve hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities throughout Metro Atlanta.
What if my attorney already prepared the documents?
Great — we simply notarize. Attorney-prepared documents are notarized at our standard notary rates. The document preparation assistance fee only applies when you need help identifying and completing the form itself.
