A document needs a seal
Affidavits, powers of attorney, acknowledgments, jurats and other general notary work.
See the priceJason comes to homes, hospitals, offices and closings across Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade—or meets you securely online.
Not sure which service fits? Call or text before booking. Jason will confirm the service and price.
Two quick choices, then pick a time. Add your selection to the booking notes so Jason arrives prepared.
Start with your situation
You do not need to know the legal name of the notarial act. Tell Jason what you are signing, who is signing, and where everyone will be.
Affidavits, powers of attorney, acknowledgments, jurats and other general notary work.
See the priceHospital, hospice and care-facility visits handled with extra preparation and patience.
Prepare the visitBuyer, seller, refinance, reverse-mortgage and other loan-signing appointments.
Title professionalsRemote online notarization by secure live video when the document and recipient permit it.
How online worksPublished price framework
Florida caps the fee for the notarial act itself. Mobile appointments also include Jason's travel and time; packages, witnesses, printing and rush requests can change the total.
Your exact total depends on travel distance, witnesses, page count and timing. Jason confirms it with you before the appointment.
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THE PERSON WHO SHOWS UP
Meet your notary
A notary appointment can happen on an ordinary afternoon—or during a family emergency. Either way, you should know who is coming to the door and what to expect.
Before your appointment
Each signer should have an acceptable government-issued ID ready.
The notary must observe each required signature.
Leave signature lines blank unless Jason tells you otherwise.
Ask the document recipient how many witnesses are required and tell Jason when booking.
For title, escrow and law firms
Mobile coverage across Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade. Ask about loan packages, printing, scan-backs and roster documentation.
Questions
Yes. Call first to discuss the signer's condition, ID, ability to communicate and any witness or facility-access requirements.
No. A notary is not an attorney and cannot select a document or give legal advice. Ask the document recipient or a licensed attorney.
Florida authorizes remote online notarization, but the receiving court, lender, agency or other party may have its own document-format rules. Confirm acceptance before the session.
Ask before booking. An online session may work for eligible documents, or Jason can confirm whether a longer mobile visit is available.
Jason confirms the statutory act fee, travel or online service fee, document package, page count, witnesses, location and urgency with you before the appointment, so there are no surprises.
Choose your next move
Appointments are available seven days a week. For urgent, hospital or unusual signings, call or text before selecting a time.