Here are some of the most frequently asked questions that we get. If you have any other questions, drop us a line. Throughout the FAQs, we refer to our clients as You, Your, Principal Signer(s) and Principal(s). We refer to ourselves as We, Our, Notary, Notary Public, Notaries, and Notaries Public.
As Notaries Public, we are authorized to notarize a variety of documents, such as, wills, health directives, deeds, affidavits, and power of attorney forms.
Yes, scheduling an appointment is required to obtain notarial services.
Yes, we are authorized to notarize documents written in a foreign language. However, the notarization is executed in the English language, according to the laws and regulations.
Yes. We provide mobile notarial services throughout the State of Florida, by appointment.
Yes. You are required to present a valid government-issued photo identification to verify the Principal Signer's identity. Acceptable forms of identification, as set by the State of Florida, are:
No. By law, Notaries Public are not allowed to offer you legal advice and provide you with legal services. As Notaries Publics, we are responsible for verifying your identity as a Principal Signer(s) and ensuring the correct execution of documents.
Notary fees are regulated by the state, so our fees are set in accordance with state guidelines. There will be additional charges for mobile notary services to cover time and travel-related expenses.
Our Notaries Public speak the following languages and can converse with the Principal Signers in:
Yes. Notaries Publics in Florida are authorized to perform a marriage ceremony. Prior arrangements must be made and some pre-requisites must be met.