Convenient Estate Planning Signings Delivered To You
Estate planning Signing Services
NGIT LLC provides professional mobile notarization services for estate planning documents, helping individua0ls and families complete important legal documents in the comfort of their home, office, healthcare facility, or preferred location.
Whether finalizing a trust, power of attorney, healthcare directive, or complete estate planning package, NGIT LLC provides professional, reliable, and appointment-based service designed to make the signing process simple and convenient.
• Revocable Living Trusts
• Irrevocable Trusts
• Trust Amendments
• Certification of Trust
Documents We Commonly Handle
• Durable Powers of Attorney
• Medical Powers of Attorney
• Healthcare Directives
• Advance Directives
• Self-Proving Affidavits
• Transfer Documents
• Estate Planning Documents
• And More
Why Families Choose NGIT LLC
- Reliable Communication
- Professional & Confidential Service
- Flexible Scheduling
- Mobile Convenience
- NNA Certified Professional
- Background Screened
- Bonded & Insured
- Certified Notary Estate Planning Partner
Who We Serve
NGIT LLC assists individuals, families, attorneys, financial professionals, and estate planning clients throughout the Greater Houston area.
Facilities we serve
- Individuals
- Families
- Seniors
- Attorneys
- Estate Planning Attorneys
- Financial Advisors
- Caregivers
- Healthcare Decision Makers
- Trust Clients
Service Area
• Houston
• Jersey Village
• Cypress
• Katy
• Spring
• Tomball
• The Woodlands
• Sugar Land
• Pearland
• Surrounding Communities
Frequently Asked Questions
Common documents include trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, advance directives, certifications of trust, self-proving affidavits, and other estate planning documents requiring notarization.
Yes. NGIT LLC provides mobile estate planning signing services at homes, offices, healthcare facilities, senior living communities, and other mutually agreed-upon locations.
Not all estate planning documents require notarization. Requirements vary depending on the document type and applicable legal requirements. Consult your attorney regarding specific document requirements.
Yes. Multiple signers can often be accommodated during the same appointment, provided all notarization requirements are met and each signer presents acceptable identification.