Signing Session

At the signing session, you sign, witness, and notarize your Estate Planning documents.

During the Signing Session, we meet virtually to go over the documents page by page. Then, we use our partnered Secured Signings software to execute your digital signature. Once signed, the document is executed - just like at an in person signing. Log off with a copy of every executed estate planning document from the session.

Under Arizona law, digital signatures are valid for:

A Last Will & Testament

Powers of Attorney (Health Care, Mental Health Care, & Financial)

A Living Will

A Revocable Trust

We will provide any witnesses needed during the Signing Session.

Two Layers of Security

Through Secured Signings, we use secure digital signing procedures to electronically sign all documents. This process creates a secure digital shield over the document, ensuring a finalized document after the last signature. Unable to be altered without breaking the cryptographic hash on the document, the document is untamperable without destroying its security protections If anyone attempts to tamper with it, then the document becomes invalid.

For all signatures, we use digital signatures - a stronger form of electronic signatures. Tied with PKI based digital certificates from Secured Signings, a digital signature ties your identity to the signature itself and ensures that if the document is ever changed, the signature itself is invalid.

This two layered system at the document and the signature level ensures that every signature & every document with its contents are secure indefinitely after the Signing Session.

Notarization

Through Secured Signings, we notarize every document through Remote Online Notarization.

Remote Online Notarization is just like in person notarization except it is done through a virtual meeting. Notarization process proves the authenticity of your document, with a court acting under the assumption that the document is valid.

Our Secured Signings software further provides protections against unauthorized access and uses security procedures to guarantee the authenticity and identity of the signers.

If any witnesses are needed, we provide them - no need to track down anyone.

The Most Important Step

Signing any document within an estate plan is the most important step. Without correct signature procedures, your document does not legally exist and cannot be enforced.

An incorrect signature process is catastrophic for an estate plan. Every signature acts as thread that ties the entire plan together. Without correct signatures them, no complete plan exists. And the court will ignore an incorrectly or unsigned document.

We ensure the correct signing procedures. Instead of leaving it up to you, you can rest assured that the documents were signed correctly and are enforceable immediately.