Notary Blog

New Florida Notary Law (HB 915) Effective July 1, 2025. Notaries are BANNED from using misleading terms like "Notario Público" or "Immigration Consultant" in all advertising (online, signage, etc.) to prevent fraud and UPL. Orlando notaries must comply or face commission discipline and civil penalties. Check your ads now!

A Florida notary public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice. Their role is to verify a signer's identity and witness the signature. This is a legal requirement to protect the public from the unauthorized practice of law. For any legal questions, always consult a licensed attorney.

If you're facing a name discrepancy between your ID and a document for notarization, don't worry. This guide explains why it's a critical issue for notaries in Orlando and provides clear solutions to ensure a smooth and successful appointment.

Florida notaries can't certify birth certificates. Our guide explains this legal nuance and directs you to the right official source, helping you avoid delays and get the certified vital records you need.

Navigating the notary process in Orlando? Our guide demystifies Florida's "satisfactory evidence of identity" rules. Learn what counts as a valid ID and what to do if you don't have one, ensuring your next notarization is quick and stress-free.

Ensuring your Florida documents are legally sound starts with understanding the law. Dive into our comprehensive guide on Florida Notary Laws and Best Practices to navigate every notarization with confidence.