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How To Notarize Power Of Attorney In California?

To notarize a Power of Attorney (POA) in California, the principal (the person granting the power) must personally appear before a California Notary Public. The principal will need to present valid, government-issued photo identification, such as a driver's license, state ID card, or passport, to prove their identity. The notary's primary role is to verify the principal's identity and witness their signature on the POA. The notary will then complete the appropriate notarial certificate (typically an Acknowledgment), affix their official seal, and record the transaction in their journal. The notary does not verify the document's content, legality, or the principal's understanding or capacity; their duty is strictly to confirm identity and witness the signature. Ensure the POA is fully prepared and signed in the notary's presence.

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