Notarized by Alexandra

A Notary Public is a state-commissioned official who serves as an impartial witness during the signing of important documents. Their role is to verify the signer’s identity, confirm that they are signing willingly and knowingly, and complete a notarial certificate documenting the act.

In Florida, notaries are commissioned by the Governor and authorized to perform a variety of notarial acts anywhere within the state. As a Remote Online Notary (RON), I can also notarize documents for clients located anywhere in the world.

Yes, I can notarize documents in another language!

It is required that you understand the language in which your document is written. If you don’t, it must be translated into a language you do understand before your appointment.

Since I only speak English, the law requires that we be able to communicate clearly in English during the notarization. If you’re unsure, feel free to ask, and I’ll help you get everything ready for a smooth appointment!

Please bring a valid, government issued photo ID, along with the document(s) you’d like notarized. Your documents should be filled out before the appointment, but please wait to sign them until we’re together.

If you need witnesses and are bringing your own, they’ll also need to show valid ID.

I can print your documents for a small fee if needed, but I’m not allowed to fill them out or provide legal advice. If you’re unsure about what to bring, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m happy to help you prepare before your appointment!

Yes, I do! Last-minute appointments are available depending on my schedule and include a $20 same day fee. If you’re in a hurry, the quickest way to reach me is by phone so I can check availability and send you a booking link right away.

I know life can be unpredictable, and I do my best to be flexible when things come up. Here’s what to expect:

Cancellations & Rescheduling:

If you need to cancel or reschedule, please give at least 24 hours’ notice. New appointments are subject to availability, but I’ll always try to accommodate your needs.

Refunds:

Once a notarization is completed, it generally can’t be refunded since the service involves a finalized legal act. However, if I make an error, I’ll correct it at no cost to you.

Late Arrivals:

If you’re running late, I’ll do my best to adjust. If another appointment follows yours, the full session time may not be available. A late fee may apply for arrivals more than five minutes past your start time.

Unforeseen Circumstances:

If something unexpected happens, like severe weather or other circumstances beyond my control, I may need to reschedule. If that ever occurs, I’ll contact you as soon as possible to make new arrangements.

Yes! Florida law allows for alternative signing methods when someone isn’t able to sign in the usual way.

You can sign with a mark (like an “X”) if:

• You’re unable to write a full signature, and

• Two disinterested witnesses are present.

If you’re unable to sign or make a mark at all, I can sign your name at your direction (verbally, in writing, or by other means), as long as two disinterested witnesses are there.

Absolutely! I offer mobile notarization services at hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, and other care locations. My regular travel fees apply, but there’s no extra charge for signers in medical or long-term care settings.

You can join your online notarization session using a phone, tablet, or computer; anything with a camera, microphone, and a stable internet connection. Your camera just needs to clearly show your face and your ID for identity verification.

All online notarizations are recorded and securely stored as required by Florida law, so your session is safe and compliant.

Yes! With Remote Online Notarization, I can notarize your documents no matter where you are. As long as I’m physically in Florida and your ID and document meet Florida’s requirements, we can complete the notarization remotely.

I currently use OneNotary and Proof, state approved platforms for secure online notarizations. If I ever use another approved platform, you’ll see the exact details in your appointment confirmation.