Pet Protection Plan

Overview of the Plan and Legal Validity:

The Pet Protection Plan is a legally enforceable document that ensures your pet(s) are properly cared for in the event of your incapacitation or passing. It allows you to assign trusted caretakers, allocate funds for pet care, and provide detailed care instructions. The plan can serve as a stand-alone document or be integrated into your broader estate plan (such as a will or trust) for comprehensive legal protection.

How the Pet Protection Plan Works – Visual Walkthrough:

⦁ Fill Out the Plan:

Provide essential details, including your pet’s name, breed, caretaker information, financial allocations, and specific care instructions. You can create profiles for multiple pets to ensure that every animal under your care is covered.


⦁ Complete Payment:

Use the PetNPrep.com secure shopping cart to complete your plan purchase. Payment confirms your intent and unlocks access to your documents.

⦁ Sign with Dropbox Sign:

⦁ Sign your Pet Protection Plan electronically through Dropbox Sign to ensure it is legally binding. You’ll receive a signed digital copy for your records, and the documents will be stored in your dashboard.

⦁ Manage via Dashboard:

After signing, Sign in to your PetNPrep.com dashboard to view, download, or request updates to your plan. You can submit revision requests if needed, with any changes subject to a small fee.

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Pet Protection Plan
Pet Protection Plan
Summary of Legal Terms and Plan Benefits
Owner Information
Pets
Caretakers
Notary Options
SECTION 13: SIGNING AND EXECUTION PROCESS

You have two (2) choices when executing your Pet Protection Plan:

  • You may simply sign the Pet Protection Plan in its current legally valid form.
  • You may choose to strengthen the enforceability of your Pet Protection Plan by using our online notary service provided by OneNotary.us.

Our online notary service offers a fast and secure way to notarize your documents from the comfort of your home.

For just $25, you can add an extra layer of legal assurance and peace of mind to your pet’s future protection.

State-Specific Notary Requirements:

  • Connecticut, Florida, South Carolina: Require two witnesses (one may act as the notary).
  • Georgia, Louisiana: Require two witnesses; the notary cannot act as a witness.
  • Ohio, District of Columbia: Require witnesses even with notarization.
  • California, Illinois, Nevada: Do not require notarization if signed by witnesses.

Fees:

  • Notary Fee: $25 for the first notary seal
  • Witness Fee: $15 for each on-demand witness
Date of Signing
Signature

This plan will be legally binding upon electronic signing.
Owner’s Signature

Share Plan With Others (Optional)


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