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Hospice Notary Services
Need a notary for a hospice patient?
Mobile Notaries of SWFL provides compassionate mobile notary services for hospice patients and their families throughout Southwest Florida.
We understand that hospice situations can be emotional and time-sensitive. Our mobile notaries travel directly to homes, hospice facilities, care communities, hospitals, nursing homes, and other locations to help families complete important documents when they are needed most.
Our goal is to make the notarization process as simple and convenient as possible during a difficult time.
Documents Commonly Notarized for Hospice Patients
Our mobile notaries regularly assist with:
Powers of Attorney
Healthcare Surrogate Designations
Living Wills
Healthcare Directives
Last Will & Testament Documents
Trust Documents
Affidavits
Real Estate Documents
Financial Documents
Other Documents Requiring Notarization
If you are unsure whether your document can be notarized, please contact us before scheduling.
Mobile Notary Services for Hospice Patients and Families
Many hospice notarizations involve important healthcare, legal, financial, and estate planning documents.
Our mobile notaries regularly assist:
• Hospice Patients
• Family Members
• Caregivers
• Attorneys
• Healthcare Professionals
• Social Workers
• Estate Planning Clients
• Trustees
Whether services are being provided at home, in a hospice facility, within a nursing home, or at another care setting, our mobile notaries travel directly to the location for added convenience.
We proudly serve families throughout Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Bonita Springs, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Sarasota, and surrounding Southwest Florida communities.
Important Requirements for Hospice Notarizations
Before any document can be notarized, the signer must be willing and able to communicate their wishes and understand the document they are signing.
Florida notaries cannot determine legal competency, but the signer must appear aware of their surroundings, understand the purpose of the document, and be able to communicate directly with the notary.
The signer cannot be pressured, coerced, or forced to sign a document.
In addition, the signer should not be so heavily affected by medication, illness, or a medical condition that they are unable to understand what they are signing or communicate their decisions.
If there are concerns about the signer's condition, we recommend contacting the preparing attorney or healthcare professional before scheduling the appointment.
Our goal is to ensure that every notarization is completed properly, legally, and with respect for the signer and their family.
Schedule a Hospice Notary Appointment
Call, text, or email Mobile Notaries of SWFL to schedule service.
Need witnesses? We also provide mobile witness services and assist with hospital notarizations throughout Southwest Florida.