Notary Public
Services
Every service includes a document review before the appointment, identity verification and the notarial certificate Florida law requires.
Powers of attorney
Authorize someone to act on your behalf, here or in your home country.
- Document review before the appointment
- Identity verification under Florida law
- The correct notarial certificate (acknowledgment or jurat, as applicable)
Apostilles
Make a Florida document valid in another country.
- Document review against state requirements
- Notarization with the certificate and format the apostille requires
- Written instructions for submitting to the Department of State
Remote online notarization (RON)
Sign by video call from anywhere, with full legal validity in Florida.
- Video session on a Florida-authorized platform
- Enhanced identity verification (KBA and credential analysis)
- Electronic signature and seal with a tamper-evident certificate
Mobile notary service
I come to your home, office, hospital or wherever suits you.
- Travel to the address you specify within the service area
- Evening and weekend availability
- Hospital and care facility visits, with the coordination they require
Loan signings and real estate closings
Closing packages signed complete, error-free and on schedule.
- Package printing in the required formats (letter and legal)
- Document-by-document review before closing the folder
- Same-day signing confirmation to the escrow officer
Quitclaim deed (add, remove or transfer owners)
Add or remove owners from the title, or transfer your interest in a property.
- Identity verification for every person signing
- Two in-person witnesses, as Florida law requires
- Spousal signature when the property is homestead
Affidavits and oaths
Affidavits, copy certifications, oaths and signature witnessing.
- Administering the oath or affirmation
- The correct notarial certificate for the document type
- Attested photocopies where Florida law allows
Minor travel consent
Notarized authorization for a minor traveling without one or both parents.
- Format review before the appointment
- Notarization of one or both parents' signatures
- Option to sign separately if the parents aren't together
Wedding ceremonies
In Florida, a Notary Public can solemnize your marriage.
- Officiating the ceremony at the location you choose
- Ceremony in Spanish, English or bilingual
- Signing the license and returning it to the Clerk of Court
Ready to book?
I'll confirm requirements and availability the same day.