Nursing home and assisted living notary in Dallas

Who visits

DFW Mobile Notary TX lists hospital, nursing home and assisted living visits across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, plus powers of attorney, medical directives and estate planning documents (DFW Mobile Notary TX about page, checked 2026-10-29). Whitaker’s Mobile Notary offers door-to-door service anywhere in the Dallas Metroplex (source); ask whether they serve your facility.

Rules that matter for residents

• The resident must personally appear before the notary (§406.0091) and show ID or be personally known to the notary (ID rules).
• If the resident cannot physically sign, the notary may sign for them at their direction in front of a disinterested witness (§406.0165).
• The notary cannot judge whether the signer understands the document or advise on it; Texas notaries cannot verify a signer’s legal capacity (Texas SOS). Talk to an attorney if capacity may be questioned.
• Ask the facility about visiting rules before the notary arrives.

Common documents

Power of attorney ·

Before you book

• Every signer needs an unexpired government-issued photo ID (what ID to bring).
• Do not sign until you are in front of the notary.
• Texas caps the notarial fee itself ($10 first signature on an acknowledgment, $1 each additional; §406.024). Ask for the total, including any travel charge, before you book. See notary fees in Texas.
• Check any notary’s commission in SOS Direct.

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