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Traveling Notary Public South Florida (Tri-County)
Fast, reliable, mobile notary services — for families, hospitals, loan signings, and legal matters locally.
Practical support, handled with the same care as everything else we do.
Open to the public, with the same care and accountability you'll find in every other part of this practice. We come to you — home, hospital, birth center, office, or wherever you need us. Because life doesn't pause for paperwork, and not everyone has the time, mobility, or access to come to us.
General Notary Services Standard notarization for any document requiring a witnessed signature — powers of attorney, affidavits, real estate documents, consent forms, and more.
Family & Birth-Related Documents We also notarize the documents that matter most to the families we serve:
Parenting and custody agreements
Guardianship and caregiving authorizations
Other family planning and care-related documents
The Pre(natal)-Up™ co-parenting agreement
General Notarization Starting at $10/signature**
Mobile Notary Travel Fee $25–$100**
Loan Signing Services $100–$250
Hospital Notary Services $75–$200
Wedding License Starting at $20 (plus travel & fees)
Remote Online Notary (coming 2027) $25–$75
Florida law permits notaries to charge up to $10 per notarial act, plus applicable travel fees. You can always ask your notary for an itemized list of any additional fees beforehand.
What to Expect:
Identity verification
Notarial certificate completion
Official seal and record-keeping
Travel to your location within South Florida
Whatever the document, you deserve a notary who understands why it matters — not just someone stamping a page.
Reach out to schedule an in-person or mobile "consultation"; Tri-county is considered homebase. If you should decide to hire me, 50% of your consultation payment will be held as a deposit toward your appointment. Remainder is due prior to arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Do all signers need to be present?
Yes. Every signer named on the document must be present with valid ID at the time of notarization.
Can you notarize a document if I don't understand what I'm signing?
No. A notary can only confirm identity and witness a signature — we cannot explain legal documents or provide legal advice. If you have questions about a document's content, consult an attorney first.
How do I book an appointment?
Reach out through the contact form or book a consultation. We'll confirm location, timing, and total cost before we arrive. Your consultation fee will allow me to call and confirm the details of appointment, then 50% of your consultation fee is considered a deposit for your appointment. (Due prior to arrival).
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
A valid, government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID) and the unsigned document(s) needing notarization. Do not sign beforehand — documents must be signed in the notary's presence.
Do I still pay a travel fee if I'm already in South Florida?
Yes. The travel fee applies anytime we come to your location, regardless of distance within the Tri-County area. It covers travel time, not just mileage.
Can you notarize documents for someone who can't leave their home or hospital bed?
Yes — this is exactly what mobile notary service is for. We regularly travel to hospitals, birth centers, homes, and care facilities.