Services
Online Notarization
Our virtual online notarization service is compliant with state laws and regulations, making it a reliable and legally-binding alternative to traditional in-person notarizations. With the latest technology and advanced security protocols, you can be confident that your notarial needs are being handled with the utmost care. Whether you need a simple signature verification or a complex multi-party transaction, we've got you covered.
Mobile Notarization
Our mobile notary service brings the convenience of a notary public right to your doorstep. Our licensed and experienced notary public will come to you to notarize your important documents. Whether you're at home, work, or on the go, our mobile notary service makes it easy to get your documents notarized quickly and efficiently. We understand that time is of the essence, which is why we offer flexible scheduling options and prompt service.Please note that this service is only available in the Central Florida area.
REAL ESTATE SIGNINGS
In need of a licensed and experienced Notary Signing Agent? We are trained to handle all types of loan and real estate documents with precision and accuracy, virtually online or in-person. We understand the importance of timely and error-free signings, which is why we offer flexible scheduling and prompt service to ensure that our client's documents are signed and returned in a timely manner. We use state-of-the-art technology and security protocols to ensure that documents are handled securely and with the utmost confidentiality
Apostille
An apostille is often required for legal documents such as birth certificates, death certificates, Power of Attorney documents, marriage certificates, and other such legal documents that need to be used outside the United States. We offer a comprehensive range of Apostille notary services to meet all of your needs. We are dedicated to making sure that your documents are properly executed and certified.
Wedding Ceremony
Florida is one of only three states (the other two are South Carolina and Maine) who authorize their notaries public to “solemnize the rites of matrimony.”
The couple must obtain a marriage license from a county court judge or clerk of the circuit court in Florida and present it to the notary public before the marriage ceremony.
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