Estate Planning Package - Online Notary

Service Description

At Seal and Sign Notary, we offer a flat-fee package for estate planning notarizations to simplify the process and provide cost savings for multiple documents. Our Remote Online Notarization (RON) service allows you to notarize your estate planning documents from the comfort of your home—no need to meet in person. 📌 Estate Planning Notary Package (Flat Fee – $100) ✔ Includes up to 6 Notarial Acts (Most estate planning packages require 4–6 notarizations) ✔ Secure & Legally Binding Online Notarization ✔ Access from Anywhere – No Travel Required ✔ Digital Copy of Your Notarized Documents Immediately Available 📌 What Documents Are Included in an Estate Planning Package? Typical estate planning notarizations may include: ✅ Living Trust (1 notarial act) ✅ Durable Power of Attorney (1 notarial act per signer) ✅ Advance Healthcare Directive (Living Will) (1 notarial act per signer) ✅ HIPAA Authorization (1 notarial act per signer – optional) ✅ Deed Transfer (Quitclaim/Warranty Deeds) (1 notarial act per signer, if applicable) ✅ Self-Proving Affidavit for a Will (if required – 1 notarial act per signer) 📌 Most estate planning clients require 4–6 notarial acts, making this package the best value! Pricing for Additional Notarial Acts: If your estate planning documents require more than 6 notarizations, additional acts can be notarized for $15 per extra act beyond the package. 📌 Example Pricing: Up to 6 Notarial Acts → $100 Flat Fee 8 Notarial Acts (2 extra beyond package) → $100 + $15 + $15 = $130 How It Works: 1️⃣ Schedule Your Appointment – Choose a time that works for you. 2️⃣ Verify Your Identity – Secure ID verification is required by law. 3️⃣ Meet with the Notary Online – Connect via a secure video platform. 4️⃣ Electronically Sign & Notarize – Your documents will be notarized digitally. 5️⃣ Download Your Notarized Documents – Available for immediate use. 📢 Important: Some estate planning documents, like wills, have special state-specific requirements. Please confirm with your attorney before booking.