Notary Blog

Need an Orlando Notary? Get mobile service for I-9 forms (as Authorized Rep), essential estate planning (wills/trusts), and notarized vehicle title transfers. Learn the limits: notaries can't certify public records. We come to you!

Get answers to your Orlando notary questions! Learn about the notarization process, required ID, common documents (Wills, Deeds, POA), and what a Florida Notary Public can and cannot do. Find reliable in-person or RON services in Central Florida.

Lost a notarized document in Orlando, Florida? Learn the essential steps to take, from contacting the original issuer to re-notarizing the document, to get your important papers replaced quickly and correctly.

Find out if your family member can notarize your documents in Florida. This guide explains state laws on impartiality and conflicts of interest to ensure your paperwork is legally valid and protected from future challenges.

Need a notary in Orlando? Learn how notary fees are calculated, including the state-regulated $10 fee and separate mobile travel charges, so you can get your documents notarized with transparent pricing and no surprises.

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.

The short answer is yes, often! While the content of your document can be in any language, the crucial part for a Florida Notary Public is that the official notarial certificate – the part they complete – must be in English and comply with state law. This guide will walk you through what you need to know to ensure a smooth notarization process for your international documents.

While walk-ins offer flexibility, scheduling an appointment for in-person services, or utilizing the immediate access of U.S.-based RON, ensures a smooth and efficient process.