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What is a Notary Public
A notary serves as an impartial witness to the signing of key documents. An official signature and seal signifies that the parties involved are who they say, confirms signers understand what they are signing, and ensures state laws are being followed. Notaries act as a form of protection for the signers of important documents by reducing the possibility of fraud and reinforcing the veracity of documents in court.
Loan Signing and Financial Services
Mortgage Closing Documents (purchase, refinance, reverse mortgages, HELOCs, seller packages, etc.)
Deeds of Trust
Annuities
Stipulations
Credit Documents
Financial Statements
Business Notarial Services
Articles of Incorporation
Memorandum of Understanding
Vendor Contracts
Commercial Leases
Employment Contracts
Construction and Loan Agreements
Legal Notarial Services
Wills
Trusts
Advanced Directives
Executorships
Custody and Guardianship Agreements
Power of Attorney
Court Documents
What to bring to your appointment
The State of Florida requires that signers must be identified either by being personally known to the notary or by one of the following forms of identification*:
FL I.D. Card or Driver’s License
Out-of-State I.D. Card or Driver’s License
US Military I.D. Card
Veteran Health I.D. Card
US Passport
Foreign Passport stamped by US Immigration and Naturalization Service
I.D. Card issued by US Immigration and Naturalization Service
Inmate I.D Card issued on or before Jan. 1, 1991 by FL Dept. of Corrections
Inmate I.D. Card issued by DoJ, Bureau of Prisons
Sworn, written statement by a sworn law enforcement officer that the person named in the document is the person whose signature is to be notarized
*all forms of identification must be unexpired
