Can someone notarize on your behalf?
paul344
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Hello everyone, since my father is a disabled person and running in his late 90s, I want to know if I can notarize his documents on his behalf.
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Hello @paul344 if you're based in the UK, you might want to look into Power of Attorney as Sue has mentioned. The GOV website has more information and guidance if you'd find that useful.0
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