Signing Guide

    How to Sign Your Documents

    Your completed estate plan will be delivered to you in a professional binder with clear signing instructions. Signing is your responsibility, but we've made it as easy as possible to find the right help.

    Luke walks you through exactly what happens at signing, clearly and calmly.

    What You'll Need

    • A notary public
    • Two adult witnesses (in most cases)
    • Your complete document binder
    • Valid photo ID

    Your Options for Signing

    Choose what works best for your schedule and location.

    Easiest Option

    Option 1, Sign at Our Scottsdale Office

    $175 add-on

    We provide the notary and witnesses. You bring your documents and your ID. This is the easiest option.

    Book Scottsdale Signing
    They Come to You

    Option 2, Mobile Notary Comes to You

    A mobile notary comes to your home, so you can sign on your own schedule in the comfort of home. You pay the notary directly for the visit.

    Confirm your notary brings witnesses or can guide you on providing your own.

    Ask Your Advisor

    Option 3, Sign at Your Financial Advisor's Office

    Many financial advisory offices have a notary on staff and are happy to host a signing for their clients, often at no cost. If you work with a financial advisor, ask whether their office can notarize and witness your documents. We are glad to coordinate with them directly.

    Confirm the office can provide two witnesses in addition to the notary.

    Walk-In

    Option 4, Bank or UPS Store

    Many local banks and UPS Store locations offer notary services at low or no cost. Call ahead to confirm availability, and confirm they can provide two witnesses, since many locations only offer the notary.

    Why witnesses matter: In Arizona your will must be signed in front of two witnesses, and your financial power of attorney needs a witness as well as a notary. A notary alone is not enough. Witnesses should be adults who are not family members and are not named in your documents. Whichever option you choose, we send written and video instructions before your signing day so every requirement is met.

    Important

    Your base plan fee does not include notarization or witness services unless you select our Scottsdale signing add-on. Luke will provide complete signing instructions with your binder.

    Questions about signing?

    Send us an email and we will help you find the right option for your situation.

    Email Us About Signing

    info@onlinetrustattorney.com

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