Question 1

Yes! Mobile appointments are available throughout Broward County, including Sunrise, Plantation, Weston, Davie, Cooper City, Southwest Ranches, Tamarac, Lauderhill, Coral Springs and Fort Lauderdale. Palm Beach and Miami-Dade appointments are available by request.

Accepted Answer

Yes! Mobile appointments are available throughout Broward County, including Sunrise, Plantation, Weston, Davie, Cooper City, Southwest Ranches, Tamarac, Lauderhill, Coral Springs and Fort Lauderdale. Palm Beach and Miami-Dade appointments are available by request.

Question 2

I can notarize signatures on many parent- or guardian-provided documents, including medical-treatment authorizations, caregiver authorizations, school forms, and travel-consent documents, when the document calls for notarization and Florida requirements can be met. Please obtain the correct completed document from the attorney, medical provider, school, government agency, or receiving organization before the appointment.

Accepted Answer

I can notarize signatures on many parent- or guardian-provided documents, including medical-treatment authorizations, caregiver authorizations, school forms, and travel-consent documents, when the document calls for notarization and Florida requirements can be met. Please obtain the correct completed document from the attorney, medical provider, school, government agency, or receiving organization before the appointment.

Question 3

Common appointments include estate planning documents, affidavits, powers of attorney, real estate and loan documents, parental authorizations, school forms, permits, contracts, and other documents requiring notarization. Requirements vary by document. Please confirm the required notarial act and any witness requirements with the document preparer or receiving agency before scheduling.

Accepted Answer

Common appointments include estate planning documents, affidavits, powers of attorney, real estate and loan documents, parental authorizations, school forms, permits, contracts, and other documents requiring notarization. Requirements vary by document. Please confirm the required notarial act and any witness requirements with the document preparer or receiving agency before scheduling.

Question 4

Mobile appointments start at $45. Your final quote will account for travel, the number of notarial acts, witnesses, document handling, and any rush, evening, weekend, or specialty services requested. You will receive the total before confirming your appointment.

Accepted Answer

Mobile appointments start at $45. Your final quote will account for travel, the number of notarial acts, witnesses, document handling, and any rush, evening, weekend, or specialty services requested. You will receive the total before confirming your appointment.

Question 5

Many documents can be notarized through a secure audio-video appointment. The signer may be located outside of Florida - even outside the United States - while the Florida online notary remains physically in Florida. Document eligibility and acceptance should be confirmed with the receiving agency.

Accepted Answer

Many documents can be notarized through a secure audio-video appointment. The signer may be located outside of Florida - even outside the United States - while the Florida online notary remains physically in Florida. Document eligibility and acceptance should be confirmed with the receiving agency.

Question 6

Bring the completed document and an acceptable government-issued photo identification. Do not sign the document unless the document preparer or receiving agency has confirmed that you may sign before the appointment.

Accepted Answer

Bring the completed document and an acceptable government-issued photo identification. Do not sign the document unless the document preparer or receiving agency has confirmed that you may sign before the appointment.

Question 7

No. A notary is an impartial witness and cannot prepare legal documents, select a notarial act for you, or provide legal advice. Please contact the document's receiving agency or a qualified attorney if you need guidance.

Accepted Answer

No. A notary is an impartial witness and cannot prepare legal documents, select a notarial act for you, or provide legal advice. Please contact the document's receiving agency or a qualified attorney if you need guidance.

Question 8

The signer must be personally known to the notary or present satisfactory identification. The identification must be current or have been issued within the past five years and contain a serial or other identifying number. Commonly accepted forms include Florida driver license or identification card; driver license or ID card from another US state or territory, Canada or Mexico; United States passport; United States military identification card; Veterans Health Identification Card; United States Citizenship and Immigration Services identification card. A foreign passport must meet Florida's specific statutory requirements. If the signer does not have acceptable identification, credible witnesses may sometimes be used under strict conditions. Please contact me before scheduling so the identification circumstances can be reviewed. Remote online notarizations use a separate identity-verification process.

Accepted Answer

The signer must be personally known to the notary or present satisfactory identification. The identification must be current or have been issued within the past five years and contain a serial or other identifying number. Commonly accepted forms include Florida driver license or identification card; driver license or ID card from another US state or territory, Canada or Mexico; United States passport; United States military identification card; Veterans Health Identification Card; United States Citizenship and Immigration Services identification card. A foreign passport must meet Florida's specific statutory requirements. If the signer does not have acceptable identification, credible witnesses may sometimes be used under strict conditions. Please contact me before scheduling so the identification circumstances can be reviewed. Remote online notarizations use a separate identity-verification process.