FAQs

A notary public is a public official appointed by the state government to witness the signing of important documents, administer oaths, and certify the authenticity of signatures. 

YES!  Notaries are authorized by the State of Florida to Solemnize your wedding!

Various types of documents can be notarized, including loan documents, power of attorney documents, wills, trusts, real estate documents, hand written letters/statements and more.

A traditional notary works out of a fixed location, while a mobile notary travels to the client's location. This is often more convenient for clients who may have difficulty traveling to a notary's office.

Rates vary depending on the type of document, the number of notarizations required and your location. You will be provided a quote upfront and you will never be charged hidden fees. 

You should bring a valid government-issued photo ID, and the document(s) to be notarized. The entire document must be presented, not just the signature page. All documents must be completed in full before notarization. If witnesses are required, they must be present.

Notaries are not a lawyers and legally cannot tell you what to put into the document. They can, however, help you fill it out. They can read what the question is and you can determine the response.