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New York Power of Attorney, Prepared & Notarized

Fill in your information below, we prepare your NY statutory short form Power of Attorney instantly. Because New York law treats this as a paper, in-person document, you then pay a deposit and we schedule your signing appointment.

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How we handle this document. We sign wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care proxies and do not resuscitate consents on paper, in person, rather than by remote online notarization. New York State Technology Law § 307 lists these among the documents excluded from electronic signature, and remote online notarization relies on the signer signing electronically, so we take the cautious route. We travel to your home, office or hospital anywhere in the five boroughs and coordinate witnesses. Documents without that restriction, such as affidavits, contracts, travel consents and vehicle release letters, can still be notarized online. This is our practice, not legal advice. If your situation is unusual, confirm with your attorney.

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New York Power of Attorney, Notarized

Authorize someone you trust to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf. Get a New York State-compliant Power of Attorney notarized by a licensed New York Notary Public, at your home, office, hospital, or another location you choose.

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Overview

What is a Power of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney (POA) lets you appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf for financial or legal matters. Whether you are planning ahead, traveling, serving in the military, or helping an aging parent, a properly executed POA gives you and your family real peace of mind.

Common types

Types of Power of Attorney

Durable POAStays in effect even if you later become incapacitated.

Limited POAGrants authority for a specific task or a set period of time.

Financial POACovers banking, bills, property, and financial decisions.

General POABroad authority across most financial and legal matters.

Not sure which one fits? That is a legal question, so you may want to speak with an attorney. We notarize whichever form you choose.

How it works

Notarized in four simple steps

Choose your document

Pick the POA form that fits your needs.

Complete your info

Fill in your details on the form yourself.

Request below

Tell us the type and how you want to meet.

Get it notarized

Signed, witnessed, and sealed, ready to use.

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Ways to get notarized

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Prepare Your Power of Attorney

Fill in the boxes below and your New York statutory short form Power of Attorney is prepared automatically. Pay a deposit to lock it in, then we contact you to schedule your in-person or mobile signing appointment.

NO HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENTS ARE ACCEPTED. EVERYTHING MUST BE TYPED.
Handwritten letters and documents cannot be notarized online. If your document is handwritten, type it first and then upload it.

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You (the Principal)

Your full legal nameYour street addressCity, State, ZipYour phoneYour email (for payment receipt and document delivery)

The agent you're appointing

Their full legal nameTheir street addressCity, State, Zip

Powers you want to grant

Check every power you want to grant your agent, matching the actual NY statutory form. You can select as many as apply.

(A) Real estate transactions(B) Chattel and goods transactions(C) Bond, share, and commodity transactions(D) Banking transactions(E) Business operating transactions(F) Insurance transactions(G) Estate transactions(H) Claims and litigation(I) Personal and family maintenance (includes customary gifts up to $5,000/year)(J) Benefits from governmental programs or civil/military service(K) Financial matters related to health care records/reports/statements(L) Retirement benefit transactions(M) Tax matters(N) All other matters(O) Full and unqualified authority to delegate the above to another personAny modifications or special instructions (optional)

Witnesses

New York requires two witnesses to sign along with you. Bring your own at no extra charge, or have NotarEaseNYC provide them for +$35 each.

How many witnesses do you need us to provide?

Your appointment

Preferred day/time and location (optional, we'll confirm after payment)

New York law treats powers of attorney as a paper, in-person document, not an online video notarization. After you pay, we prepare your document and then contact you to schedule your in-person or mobile signing appointment.

Every signer, including the principal, the agent, and any witnesses (yours or ours), must bring a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID to the appointment.

Do not sign the document before your appointment. You must sign in the presence of the notary and both witnesses.

Your Power of Attorney notarization is $75.00. To cover scheduling adjustments, we place a temporary hold of $100.00 on your card, that is not what you are charged. After your appointment is confirmed, we charge only the actual amount and release the rest of the hold.

I authorize NotarEaseNYC, a trade name of Safari Dehaney LLC, to place an authorization hold on my card (shown above) and to charge my card for the final cost after my appointment is confirmed and scheduled. Any unused portion of the hold is released.I have read and agree to the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy, and the Refund and Cancellation Policy.

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Important to know

NotarEaseNYC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We do not draft your documents, tell you which Power of Attorney to use, or act as your attorney. Choosing and completing the correct form is your responsibility; if you are unsure, consult a licensed attorney. Under New York law, a Power of Attorney must be signed by the principal, acknowledged before a notary public, and signed by two witnesses, and your notary may serve as one of the two witnesses. If a witness is needed, one can be provided at your appointment. Our role is limited to notarizing your properly completed document.

New York power of attorney guides

Plain answers to the questions we are asked most, written for New York.

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The NY statutory short form, explained
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No POA? Guardianship in New York
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Guided documents, filled in for you

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