Powers of attorney must be properly notarized. Remote online notarizations are eligible for apostilles, but the notarial statement must include the following language: "This remote online notarization involved the use of communication technology."

If you are requesting an Arizona State apostille for a power of attorney notarized by an Arizona notary public, ensure the notary includes either an acknowledgment or a jurat. Documents that only contain the notary’s signature and stamp, without the proper notarial certificate, will be rejected.

Below are sample certificates of acknowledgment and jurat for the State of Arizona - either format is acceptable:

For remotely notarized documents the notarial statement must have the following additional wording: "This remote online notarization involved the use of communication technology".

 If multiple individuals are signing the document, the notary should specify which signature(s) are being notarized.

Send the original notarized power of attorney by mail or email a remotely notarized power of attorney for an Arizona apostille.