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Bourbon Country Notary LLC brings convenient, professional notarization services directly to you for important wills and estate documents. Whether you are finalizing a will, power of attorney, living will, or other estate-related paperwork, we make the notarization process simple and convenient. Review our pricing below before requesting your appointment.
Wills & Estate Notary Appointment: $25.
0–10 miles: $15
11–20 miles: $25
21–30 miles: $35
31+ miles: Contact us for a custom quote.
Travel fees are based on the one-way distance to your appointment location.
Standard business hours: No additional appointment fee.
Evening appointments: $15 additional fee, subject to applicable rules.
Weekend appointments: $20 additional fee, subject to applicable rules.
We provide mobile notarization for a variety of wills and estate-related documents, including:
Last Will and Testament
Living Wills and Advance Healthcare Directives
Healthcare Power of Attorney
General and Durable Power of Attorney
Revocable Living Trust Documents
Trust Certifications
Estate Affidavits
Other eligible estate-related documents
Appointments involving multiple documents or signers may require additional notarizations and coordination. Please provide these details when submitting your appointment request so we can confirm your total cost.
Have all documents ready for notarization.
Bring a valid form of identification acceptable under Kentucky law.
Do not sign documents in advance if the notarial act requires signing in the notary's presence.
Ensure all required signers are present and willing to participate.
Confirm any witness requirements before your appointment. Witnesses are not automatically provided.
Please Note: All prices are subject to applicable Kentucky notary fee requirements. Any permitted travel or additional service charges will be disclosed before your appointment is confirmed. Bourbon Country Notary LLC does not provide legal advice, draft wills, prepare estate plans, or determine which legal documents are appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Bourbon Country Notary LLC brings convenient, professional notarization services directly to you for important wills and estate documents. Whether you are finalizing a will, power of attorney, living will, or other estate-related paperwork, we make the notarization process simple and convenient. Review our pricing below before requesting your appointment.
Wills & Estate Notary Appointment: $25.
0–10 miles: $15
11–20 miles: $25
21–30 miles: $35
31+ miles: Contact us for a custom quote.
Travel fees are based on the one-way distance to your appointment location.
Standard business hours: No additional appointment fee.
Evening appointments: $15 additional fee, subject to applicable rules.
Weekend appointments: $20 additional fee, subject to applicable rules.
We provide mobile notarization for a variety of wills and estate-related documents, including:
Last Will and Testament
Living Wills and Advance Healthcare Directives
Healthcare Power of Attorney
General and Durable Power of Attorney
Revocable Living Trust Documents
Trust Certifications
Estate Affidavits
Other eligible estate-related documents
Appointments involving multiple documents or signers may require additional notarizations and coordination. Please provide these details when submitting your appointment request so we can confirm your total cost.
Have all documents ready for notarization.
Bring a valid form of identification acceptable under Kentucky law.
Do not sign documents in advance if the notarial act requires signing in the notary's presence.
Ensure all required signers are present and willing to participate.
Confirm any witness requirements before your appointment. Witnesses are not automatically provided.
Please Note: All prices are subject to applicable Kentucky notary fee requirements. Any permitted travel or additional service charges will be disclosed before your appointment is confirmed. Bourbon Country Notary LLC does not provide legal advice, draft wills, prepare estate plans, or determine which legal documents are appropriate for your individual circumstances.