Mobile Notary for Seniors & Hospital Patients
Dedicated legal support when you need it most. We provide specialized bedside notary services at homes, hospitals, and care facilities throughout Northern Colorado.
Mobile Legal Support Tailored for Elderly Care
When health challenges arise, the last thing you want to worry about is the logistics of legal paperwork. At Get My Legal Path, we understand that traditional notary settings—like banks or shipping stores—are often inaccessible for seniors or those in clinical care. We bring the office to you, providing a calm, professional, and patient experience that respects the dignity of your loved ones.
Our mobile notary services extend across Larimer, Weld, and Boulder Counties. We are specifically trained to handle the nuances of senior signings, including the careful verification of “sound mind” and free will. From executing a Medical Power of Attorney at a hospital bedside to finalizing a Living Trust in a comfortable living room, we are your partners in securing the future.
Why Choose a Specialized Senior Notary?
Hospital and assisted living signings require more than just a stamp. They require a deep understanding of facility protocols, security procedures, and the patience to wait for a patient’s clear moment.
- Bedside Expertise: We navigate hospital corridors and clinical settings with ease, coordinating with nursing staff to ensure a smooth process.
- Logistics Management: We account for the specific needs of medical facilities, including PPE requirements and visitor check-in procedures.
- Transparent Distance Rates: While we serve a wide radius, we maintain fair pricing with a modest mileage fee for visits beyond our core service area to ensure we can reach even the most rural parts of Northern Colorado.
Pricing & Travel Information
Straightforward rates with no hidden fees. We value your time and our commitment to reaching you wherever you are.
Mobile Signing
- Travel Fee (up to 25mi) $40.00
- Notarial Act (per stamp) $15.00
Standard travel fee applies to most residential and office visits within our core service area.
Hospital Bedside
- Standard Travel $40.00
- Hospital Convenience $20.00
- Per Notarial Act $15.00
Convenience fee covers added logistics: parking, security, and hospital floor navigation.
Long Distance
- Base Travel (25mi) $40.00
- Excess Mileage $1.25/mi
Mileage fee applies to round-trip travel exceeding 25 total miles to cover vehicle wear and tear.
Expertise Where It Matters
Hospital Logistics Specialists
We manage the “unseen” parts of a hospital visit—working with patient advocacy, following PPE guidelines, and finding our way through complex wings so you don’t have to worry about the details.
Serving Rural Colorado
From the heart of Fort Collins to the outskirts of Weld County, our long-distance pricing ($1.25/mile over 25 miles) ensures that even remote families have access to high-quality legal support.
Witness Coordination
Many senior documents require disinterested witnesses. If you cannot provide them, we can assist in coordinating third-party witnesses for a small additional fee ($25 each).
Geographic Coverage
Based in Longmont, we provide rapid-response mobile notary services to the following counties:
Larimer County
Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud
Weld County
Greeley, Windsor, Firestone, Erie
Boulder County
Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, Louisville
Senior & Hospital Notary FAQ
Why is there a convenience fee for hospital visits?
Hospital signings are significantly more complex than standard home visits. They often involve paid parking, extensive security screenings, and long walks through facilities to find the correct patient room. This $20 fee ensures we can dedicate the necessary time and resources to provide a high-quality bedside experience.
How is the mileage fee calculated?
We include the first 25 total miles of travel in our base $40 mobile fee. If the total round-trip travel exceeds 25 miles, we charge $1.25 for each additional mile. This helps cover the rising costs of fuel and vehicle maintenance while allowing us to serve more remote areas of Northern Colorado.
Can you notarize for someone in memory care?
Yes, provided the signer is experiencing a “lucid interval” and can demonstrate awareness of the document and a desire to sign it of their own free will. We use a patient, respectful screening process to determine capacity as required by Colorado law.
Secure Your Family’s Legacy Today
Expert bedside support is just a call or click away. We bring the legal office to you—wherever you are in Northern Colorado.
Proudly serving Larimer, Weld, and Boulder Counties. Licensed, Bonded, and Insured.