From wills and trusts to powers of attorney and healthcare directives, these documents are essential to protecting your interests. I provide notarization services designed to make the process smooth, accurate, and efficient—so you can have peace of mind knowing your documents are handled correctly.

These are the most common documents and services requested during estate planning appointments:
I handle every signature, Power of Attorney, trust, or living will with care, accuracy, and professionalism, giving you and your loved ones peace of mind and confidence throughout the process.
Whether you’re preparing a will, a trust, or a healthcare directive, I make the notarization process seamless. Your documents are handled with precision so you can focus on what matters most— protecting yourself and your loved ones.
I provide notarization for patient directives and authorizations, helping your facility maintain compliance and ensure that critical documents are executed correctly. Mobile and on-site appointments are available to fit your workflow.
Help your clients get their estate planning documents completed efficiently and accurately. I work alongside financial advisors and estate planners to provide timely notarizations that support your clients’ planning needs.
From death certificates to permits and related estate planning documents, I ensure everything requiring notarization is handled professionally and accurately, supporting smooth operations during sensitive times.
Including insurance agents and organizations assisting clients with estate or personal documentation.

We make estate planning simple, convenient, and stress-free for our clients. Our packages focus on professional, mobile notarizations with transparent pricing and added convenience.
What’s Included:
I provide notarization services that make the process simple, reliable, and stress-free, so you can focus on what matters most while your important documents are handled with care.
Whether serving a client directly or through a professional referral, I provide secure, flexible, and compliant notarization services throughout Alabama.
Families and individuals, healthcare facilities, financial advisors, and funeral homes all rely on accurate notarization for estate planning documents. My services are designed to meet the unique needs of each audience while keeping the process seamless and efficient.
No. Notarization requires the signer to be physically present to verify identity and acknowledge the signature.
A will doesn’t have to be notarized to be valid, but notarization makes it “self-proving,” which helps it move through probate faster. Trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives typically require notarization.
Most notarizations take only a few minutes per document, though more complex estate planning documents may take longer.
Notarization confirms the identity of the signer and acknowledges the signature. It does not make a document legally valid on its own, but it is often required for the document to be recognized.
Absolutely. I offer mobile services for seniors, homebound individuals, and clients in care facilities, ensuring every signing is handled with patience, professionalism, and respect.
Absolutely. We provide flexible scheduling to meet urgent needs.
Provide the original documents, a valid photo ID for each signer, and any witnesses required by law, unless witness coordination has been scheduled in advance. I will guide you through the process step by step to ensure everything is completed correctly.
Our standard service area covers up to 60 miles from North Central St. Clair County.
We break our coverage into zones based on distance:
I accept cash, Apple Cash, Venmo, and debit/credit card payments for your convenience. An invoice will be provided for all services.
Appointments can be scheduled via phone or the intake form here:
https://calendly.com/mccurtynotary/estate-intake-form
Once submitted, I will review your request and contact you to confirm the details and any special requirements.
McCurty Notary Services, LLC provides notarial services and apostille facilitation services only. Notaries are not authorized to provide legal advice, prepare legal documents, or interpret the law.
Clients understand that notarial acts do not replace legal counsel, and all legal questions should be directed to a licensed attorney.
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