Mobile Notary Services

1. Schedule Your Appointment

• Text or Email by using one of the buttons below.

• Provide Details: Share document type, number of signatures, and preferred public location. (I have a list of available options I can provide.)

• Confirmation: I’ll respond within 1 hour to confirm time/address.

2. Prepare Your Documents

• Review: Ensure all documents are complete except for signatures/notarization.

• IDs Required: Each signer must bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, etc.). 

3. Meet & Notarize

• On-Time Arrival: I’ll arrive at the scheduled time with my notary seal and journal.

• Verify IDs: I’ll check IDs and confirm signers are willing and aware.

• Sign & Seal: You’ll sign, and I’ll complete the notarization with my official seal.

4. Payment & Receipt

• Payment: Accepted via Cash, Venmo, Paypal, Cashapp.

• Recordkeeping: I’ll log the notarization in my journal and provide a receipt if needed. Records are kept for 5 years.

5. Follow-Up (Optional)

• Feedback: Let me know how I can improve! Leave a review on my google page

• Referrals: Enjoyed the service? Refer a friend and get [discount/free service].

Why Clients Love This Process:

✅ No Surprises: Clear pricing and requirements upfront.
✅ Flexible: I travel to you—day, night, or weekends.
✅ Professional: Certified, insured, and detail-oriented.

$10 state fee per document

PLUS 

WIthin GREEN circle:

$25 travel fee for notary services booked 48hrs. or more in advance.

$35 travel fee for notary services booked  24-48 hours in advance,

$50 travel fee for notary services procured day of notarization.

OR

WIthin BLUE circle:

$35 travel fee for notary services booked 48hrs. or more in advance.

$45 travel fee for notary services booked  24-48 hours in advance,

$75 travel fee for notary services procured day of notarization.

OR

Beyond Circles:

$75 travel fee for notary services booked 48hrs. or more in advance.

$100 travel fee for notary services booked  24-48 hours in advance,

$150 travel fee for notary services procured day of notarization.

*Only 1 travel fee charged per trip

• Loan Signings (Mortgage, Refinancing)

• Real Estate Closings

• Apostilles

• Wills/Trusts

• Power of Attorney

• Medical Directives

• Travel Consent Forms

• Business Documents (LLC, Contracts)

• Officiate Weddings ($30)

*No legal advice—I certify signatures only.

Mobile Notary FAQ

1. What types of identification do I need for notarization in Florida?

• Accepted IDs:

  • Valid Florida driver’s license or ID card

  • U.S. passport or passport card

  • Military ID

  • Other state-issued photo IDs (if current)

• Secondary Proof: If the ID lacks a photo/signature, you’ll need a second ID (e.g., credit card, Social Security card).

• Florida Statute §117.05(5)(b) requires notary to verify identity.

2. Can you notarize for a minor or someone with limited capacity?

• Minors: Only if they’re legally emancipated or have court-appointed guardianship documents.

• Mental Capacity: The signer must understand the document and act willingly (FS §117.107). I cannot notarize if the signer appears confused or coerced.

3. Do you provide witnesses for documents?

• Yes, for an extra fee ($25/witness, max 2). subject to availability

• Florida requires witnesses for:

  • Wills (FS §732.502)

  • Some real estate deeds

  • Power of attorney (if specified in the document)

• Witnesses must:

  • Be unrelated to the document.

  • Have valid photo ID.

4. Can you notarize a document without the signer present?

• No. Florida law (FS §117.107) mandates that the signer must appear in person before the notary. Video notarization (RON) is allowed only if you’re a Florida Online Notary (I’m currently a traditional mobile notary).

5. What’s the difference between an acknowledgment and a jurat?

• Acknowledgement: Confirms the signer’s identity and that they signed willingly (common for deeds, contracts).

• Jurat: Requires the signer to swear/affirm the truthfulness of the document (common for affidavits).

• FS §117.03 defines notarial acts.

6. Can you backdate or predate a notarization?

• No. Florida law (FS §117.107(9)) prohibits dating a notarization earlier than the actual signing date.

7. Do you notarize wills or living wills?

• Yes, but with caveats:

  • I cannot draft or advise on the content (FS §117.105).

  • Florida requires 2 witnesses for wills (I can arrange for a fee).

8. What if my document is in a foreign language?

• Yes, but:

  • The document must include an English notarial certificate.

  • You must understand what you’re signing.

  • I cannot translate the document (only certify signatures).

9. How long does a notarization take?

• Most appointments take 15–30 minutes, depending on:

  • ID verification.

  • Number of signatures.

  • Complexity (e.g., jurats require an oath).

10. Can you refuse to notarize a document?

• Yes, if:

  • The signer lacks proper ID (FS §117.05).

  • The document is incomplete or suspicious.

  • The signer seems coerced or unaware of the document’s purpose.

11. Are your fees regulated by Florida law?

• No. Florida does not set maximum fees for mobile notaries (FS §117.04). My travel fees reflect time/distance.

12. Do you offer electronic notarization (eNotarization)?

• Not currently. Florida allows eNotarization, but it requires separate registration with the state.

Legal Disclaimer

I am a Florida Notary Public commissioned by the state. I am not an attorney and cannot draft legal documents, provide legal advice, or charge fees for legal advice under Florida law.