Estate Planning Notary in El Paso — Wills, Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives
Wills, powers of attorney, medical directives and trust documents notarized at your home, office, hospital room or nursing home anywhere in El Paso County. You bring the documents your attorney prepared; we handle the acknowledgment, the oath or the self-proving affidavit.
Texas Notary Public · commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State · online notary commission
Estate planning documents speak for you when you cannot: a will that names who inherits, a durable power of attorney that lets someone you trust handle your finances, a medical power of attorney and directive to physicians for health decisions, and trust documents that hold property. In El Paso these signings happen around real life — a soldier at Fort Bliss finishing paperwork before a deployment, a daughter at University Medical Center whose father needs a medical power of attorney tonight, a family with a house in the Lower Valley and a lot in Ciudad Juárez. QWIK Mobile Notary brings the notary to the signing, not the other way around.
Texas law sets the signing rules, and the notary follows them exactly: a statutory durable power of attorney is acknowledged before a notary under Estates Code chapter 752; a will needs two witnesses age 14 or older, with the notary taking the self-proving affidavit under chapter 251; a medical power of attorney may be signed before two qualifying witnesses or a notary under Health and Safety Code chapter 166. The signer must be present, aware and holding unexpired photo ID; we work in English or Spanish. Fees are the Texas statutory fees — $10 first signature, $1 each additional — plus a $39 travel fee in El Paso. Call or text (915) 302-0902.
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Power of Attorney
Your statutory durable, financial, limited or vehicle power of attorney acknowledged before a Texas notary at your home, office, hospital room or the county jail — anywhere in El Paso County, in English or Spanish.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youMedical Power of Attorney & Advance Directives
Texas Medical Power of Attorney, Directive to Physicians, HIPAA release and related health directives notarized at your home, at University Medical Center or any El Paso hospital, nursing home or hospice — in English or Spanish, often the same day.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youWills & Living Trusts
The self-proving affidavit on your will, plus trust documents, codicils, certificates of trust and transfer on death deeds, notarized at your home or your attorney's office anywhere in El Paso County — with your two witnesses present and the statutory fees confirmed up front.
Learn moreNot sure what your document needs?
Text a photo of the document to (915) 302-0902. We confirm the fee and a time in minutes — no legal advice, just a clear answer on what we can notarize.
Common questions about estate planning documents in El Paso
Does a will need to be notarized in Texas?
No. A Texas will is valid when the testator signs it before two credible witnesses who are at least 14 years old (Estates Code chapter 251). The notary's part is the self-proving affidavit, which the testator and both witnesses swear to and sign before the notary so the will can later be admitted to probate in El Paso without calling the witnesses to court. Bring your witnesses, or ask when booking whether witnesses can be arranged for an additional fee.
Can you come to the hospital or nursing home to notarize a power of attorney in El Paso?
Yes. We regularly notarize powers of attorney, medical powers of attorney and directives at University Medical Center, the Hospitals of Providence campuses, Las Palmas, Del Sol, nursing homes and hospice rooms across El Paso. The patient must be awake, aware of what the document does and able to show ID or be identified by a credible witness. If a patient can no longer understand the document, we cannot notarize it, and a family member cannot sign in their place.
How much does it cost to notarize estate planning documents in El Paso?
Texas caps notary fees by law: $10 for the first signature acknowledged and $1 for each additional signature on the same document, and $10 per oath, such as the self-proving affidavit on a will. QWIK adds a nominal $39 travel fee for the visit anywhere in El Paso, itemized separately. Text or call (915) 302-0902 with the list of documents and we confirm the total before we come.
Need something notarized today?
Call or text. We come to your home, office, hospital or title company anywhere in El Paso — same day, in English or Spanish.