Frequently Asked Questions:

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• This is just the cost per notarial act. 
• Does not include the traveling fee. 

• More details coming soon - Thank you for your patience.

• The amount depends on which county you are in/ desired meet-up location/gas mileage.

I can provide a loose certificate to you at no cost. 

• The loose certificate will be attached at the end of  your document(s).

An apostille is a certificate issued through the Secretary of State or U.S. Department of State that verifies the authenticity of a notarized or certified document for use in foreign countries. 

• Involves countries that are members of The Hague Apostille Convention. 

An authentication is a certificate issued by the Secretary of State and  the U.S. Department of State.

• The process requires additional legalization through the destination country's embassy or consulate. 
• Involves countries that are not members of The Hague Apostille Convention. 

• We can meet at any public setting that provides a stable environment (e.g. - Cafes, library, etc.)  or any location of your choice.

• Completed documents (except for signatures, this will be completed during our appointment) 
• Valid driver's license or identification card
• Payment

•  No, it is not required, but it is highly preferred. Sending your documents in advance helps ensure full preparation and allows for a smooth, efficient appointment. 

•  Yes, please make sure your documents are fully completed before our appointment. I can only notarize signatures and cannot fill out or modify documents. 
•  I am only authorized to complete and make changes within the notarial certificate (such as an acknowledgment or jurat), and cannot modify any part of the document itself. 

• Driver's License 
• Identification card 
• These are two preferred forms of I.D. Please note that your driver's license or ID must be current or issued within the last 5 years. 

• Social Security cards 
• Birth Certificates 
• Credit/Debit cards 
• Work or School IDs 
• Photocopies of ID

•  To comply with Florida notary requirements, I’m only able to complete notarizations when a valid government-issued ID (or approved alternative) is provided.