POWER OF ATTORNEY
Power of Attorney Notary OKC | Healthcare & POA | M&Ms Mobile Notary OKCFINANCIAL / STATUTORY POWER OF ATTORNEY
MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
OTHER POA NOTARY DOCUMENTS
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POWER OF ATTORNEY NOTARY: $75.00
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FINANCIAL / STATUTORY POWER OF ATTORNEY - POA
An Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney is an Oklahoma-specific Power of Attorney form that may authorize another person to act on the principal’s behalf for financial, property, and other matters covered by the document.
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS
GRANTORS SIGNATURE
AGAENTS SIGNATURE
2ND AGENT IF WANTED & 3RD AGENT IF NEEDED
NOTARY STAMP
This power of attorney does not authorize the agent to make health care decisions for you. - Please see the Medical Power of attorney section below.
M&M’s Notary provides mobile notarization for eligible Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney documents at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospice locations, private residences, and other convenient locations.
Looking for the official Oklahoma form?
[View the Official Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney Form Form - below:
→] FORM: Durable Power of Attorney
HEALTHCARE / MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY - POA
A Healthcare Power of Attorney allows an individual to designate another person to make healthcare decisions on their behalf when appropriate. These documents are commonly needed during hospitalization, serious illness, surgery, nursing home care, hospice, or when planning for future medical decisions.
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS
GRANTORS SIGNATURE
AGAENTS SIGNATURE
TWO WITNESSES NEED - [ ASK ABOUT WITNESS SERVICE BELOW ]
M&M’s Notary provides mobile Healthcare Power of Attorney notarization throughout the Oklahoma City area, including appointments at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospice locations, and private residences.
Looking for the official Oklahoma form?
View the Official Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney Form - below:
→] FORM: Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney
Oklahoma Power of Attorney Witness Requirements
Some Oklahoma Power of Attorney documents require witnesses in addition to notarization. Witness requirements can vary depending on the type of Power of Attorney and the form being used. Aunts, cousins, and other family members may be permitted to serve as witnesses under current Oklahoma law, unless the specific Power of Attorney form or applicable law states otherwise. If your document requires witnesses, we recommend reviewing the witness instructions included with the document before your appointment. M&M’s Notary can notarize the document and help ensure the signing follows the instructions provided on the form, but we do not select witnesses or provide legal advice.
WHAT IS MEDICAL NOTARY?
Medical notary services provide mobile notarization for healthcare-related and other important documents that may be needed during a medical or care-related situation. M&M's Notary provides mobile medical notary services in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, including appointments at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospice locations, and private residences.
Common documents may include Healthcare Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney, Oklahoma Statutory Power of Attorney, advance directives, living wills, HIPAA authorizations, and other eligible documents requiring notarization.
At M&M's Notary, I provide professional and discreet mobile notary services for patients, families, and caregivers. I come directly to your location to make the notarization process as convenient as possible during an important or time-sensitive situation.
Witness Services
Need a witness - We provide witness for POAs
Free - IF, as the notary will be present for other documents. can be a witness.
Additional:
Provide 1 (or more) Witness on request - $20.00 / person
PEACE OF MIND & ALREADY TAKEN CARE OF!
We provide notarization for a wide range of other healthcare and medical documents, including:
Advance Directives (Living Wills) Healthcare & Medical Power of Attorney HIPAA Authorization & Release Forms
DNR Orders
Bank Transfer on Death Forms
In-Home Care & Hospice Documents
Medical Record Authorization Parental Medical Consent Forms
Transfer on Death Forms
COMMON QUESTIONS
Q: Is medical notarization different from regular notarization?
A: Yes. Medical notaries specialize in healthcare documents and understand medical terminology and privacy requirements.
Q: Can you come to a hospital or care facility?
A: Yes. We regularly notarize documents at hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities.
Q: Are my medical documents kept confidential?
A: Absolutely. We treat all medical information as confidential and respect your privacy completely.
Q: How quickly can you come?
A: Usually within 30 minutes to an hour, depending on location.
Q: What if I'm in hospice or palliative care?
A: We specialize in end-of-life document notarization. We can come to your location with sensitivity and care.
Q: Do you work with hospitals and care facilities?
A: Yes. We work with healthcare providers, hospitals, nursing homes, and care facilities throughout OKC.
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405-265-5195
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