Notarization services are typically required for various documents during the process of handling a deceased person’s affairs. Some common instances include: Certified true copies: During the process of handling a deceased person’s affairs, certified true copies of the deceased person’s will, power of attorney and financial documents may be required. Notarized forms and Affidavits: Affidavits may be required to verify information, such as the deceased’s identity or relationship with the deceased, and often need to be notarized. Financial institutions or insurance companies may ask you to fill out forms and have them notarized. Estate Documents: Various estate documents, like grant of probate or letters of administration, often require notarization to establish the executor’s authority.