WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE LEUMAS
Every estate document handled with the care it deserves.
✓ Mobile — we come to you
✓ RON available nationwide
✓ Evenings & weekends available
✓ Hospital & care facility visits
✓ Attorney & law firm partner
leumaS is a notary service only and does not provide legal advice. Please consult a licensed Virginia attorney for estate planning guidance.
WHY IT MATTERS
Notarization for the Documents That Matter Most
Estate planning documents require precision, discretion, and a notary you can trust. leumaS provides professional notarization for wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and more — at your home, office, hospital, or care facility, on your schedule. Evenings and weekends included.
DOCUMENTS WE NOTARIZE
Estate & Legacy Planning Documents
Last Will & Testament
Outlines how your assets will be distributed and names guardians for minor children. Requires proper notarization to be legally sound in Virginia.
Trust Certifications
Certified copies confirming trust existence — required by banks, title companies, and financial institutions.
Revocable Living Trust
Allows assets to pass to heirs without going through probate. Notarization ensures the trust is properly and legally executed.
Transfer on Death Deeds
Allows real property to transfer to a beneficiary without probate — requires notarization before recording.
Advance Medical Directive
States your medical treatment preferences if you become unable to communicate. One of the most important documents anyone can have.
Beneficiary Designations
Notarized beneficiary forms for retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and financial assets.
POWER OF ATTORNEY
All POA Types — Notarized With Care
Durable Power of Attorney
Remains in effect if the principal becomes incapacitated. Critical for long-term financial and legal management.
Limited Power of Attorney
Covers a specific transaction or time period — common in real estate closings and business transactions.
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Designates a trusted person to make medical decisions on your behalf when you cannot.
Springing Power of Attorney
Takes effect only upon a specified event such as incapacitation — requires careful and precise execution.
Financial Power of Attorney
Grants authority to handle banking, real estate, investments, and other financial matters.
POA Copy Certification
Certified true copies of original POA documents — required by banks, institutions, and government agencies.
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
What to Have Ready
✓ Government-issued photo ID for all signers
✓ Documents fully prepared by your attorney — do not sign before the notary arrives
✓ Check witness requirements — many estate documents require two witnesses in addition to the notary
✓ All parties who need to sign must be present at the appointment
✓ For hospital or care facility appointments — notify the facility in advance
✓ RON option available if any signer is unable to be physically present
Please note: leumaS provides notarization services only and cannot provide legal advice, explain document contents, or recommend which type of POA is right for your situation. Please consult a licensed Virginia attorney for legal guidance.
SERVICE AREA
Where We Serve
Mobile estate planning notarization throughout the Richmond metro. RON available nationwide and internationally for remote signings.
City of Richmond · Chesterfield · Henrico · Colonial Heights · Petersburg · Hopewell · Glen Allen · Midlothian · Nationwide & International (RON)
FAQ
Common Questions
Do I need witnesses for my will or POA in Virginia?
Virginia law requires two witnesses for a will in addition to notarization. POA requirements vary by document type. Your attorney will specify witness requirements — it is the signer's responsibility to arrange witnesses. leumaS can share general requirements but cannot provide legal guidance.
Can you come to a hospital or nursing home for estate document signings?
Yes — bedside estate document notarization is one of our specialties. We work with hospitals, nursing facilities, and hospice providers across the Richmond area. Time-sensitive situations are given priority.
Can estate documents be notarized via RON?
Yes — most estate planning documents including POA, advance directives, and trust certifications can be notarized via remote online notarization. Wills have specific witness requirements that must be met even in a RON session. Confirm requirements with your attorney before scheduling.
Do you work directly with estate planning attorneys?
Yes — leumaS works closely with estate planning and family law attorneys across Virginia. We coordinate client signings on your timeline, travel to your clients, and handle all notarization needs professionally. Contact us directly to discuss a referral or working relationship.