Mobile notary & loan signings
A commissioned Florida notary at your kitchen table, office, hospital room, or title company, on your schedule.
A commissioned Florida notary at your kitchen table, office, hospital room, or title company, on your schedule.
Notary fees follow the limits in Florida law. Travel fees are quoted separately in advance.
We check current, acceptable ID for each signer, or use credible witnesses where Florida law allows.
Signers must appear in person, understand they're signing, and do so willingly.
The notarial certificate is completed, signed, and stamped. Blank spaces in the document must be filled or struck first.
We keep a journal entry of each notarial act for our records.
No. A notary verifies identity and witnesses signatures but can't explain the legal effect of a document or choose one for you. Please ask the person who prepared it or a licensed attorney.
Florida law prohibits notaries from notarizing for their own spouse, children, parents, and certain other relatives. We'll assign a different notary if a conflict exists.
No. Florida notaries can't certify copies of vital records or public records. Certified copies must come from the issuing agency. We can help you request them, or arrange an apostille if they're going abroad.