A notarial instrument should reflect the parties’ actual agreement, anticipate foreseeable questions and satisfy the formal requirements that give it legal effect. The firm approaches each authorization with the same precision used in contested matters.
Selected matters
- Deeds and real-estate instruments
- Powers of attorney
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Wills and testamentary instruments
- Agreements and acknowledgments
- Document review before execution
How the firm works
Review
Review the intended transaction, the parties and the documents required.
Draft
Prepare the instrument to reflect the agreement and applicable formalities.
Execute
Coordinate execution, identity verification and the corresponding notarial steps.
Notarial services in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
The firm prepares and reviews deeds, powers of attorney, affidavits, wills and other notarial instruments. The document, parties and intended transaction are reviewed before execution is coordinated. Services are by appointment.
What should I identify when requesting an appointment?
Identify the document type, principal parties and intended transaction. The firm will confirm the information, identification and documents to review before an appointment is coordinated.
Can I request a power of attorney?
Yes. Powers of attorney are among the instruments the firm evaluates. The document and applicable formalities depend on the intended transaction and circumstances of execution.