As a mobile notary public for the state of Florida I am a certified official capable of acting as a reliable witness for the signing of documents and able to administer oaths. With these capabilities I can be your Marriage Officiant Notary Public for your wedding.

Florida Law:
117.045 Marriages.- A notary public is authorized to solemnize the rites of matrimony. For solemnizing the rites of matrimony, the fee of a notary public may not exceed those provided by law to the clerks of the circuit court for like services.

So where do you want to get married? Name the place and say a time, I’ll be there. It doesn’t matter whether it’s formal or casual, dock side or at a bar with friends. Last minute weddings or an elopement, religious or just for legal and economic reasons, it doesn’t matter! All you need is the marriage license in place for me to officiate over at your wedding.

Marriage Officiant fees, requirements, rules, are the same as my regular notary public fees.

Use the form below to contact me for my mobile notary public services.

As a Public Notary for the state of Florida I am authorized to notarize:

• Financial Documents
• Loan Documents
• Escrow Documents
• Title Documents
• Health Documents
• Insurance Documents
• Real Estate Documents
• Single page Documents

Fee: from $10.00 per notarized signature

Other Public Notary services:

• Corporations – Articles of Incorporation
  Fee: $40.00 + State Fees
• Power of Attorney
• Notary Statements
• Marriages (Civil Marriages)
• Last Will and Testament

Mobile Notary Public Fees: $2 per mile of travel outside a 5 mile radius.

Send me a message so we can get started!

How To Be A Notary

If you are on this page you probably want to know how to be a notary. Well, look no further. Although there is a lot of information for every Notary Public to learn, there really is only a couple of these points you must know. Once you have these points memorized you are on your way to becoming a notary. Below is a great product that will make the process extremely easy and I give it my full recommendation. I used this product below to help me become a Notary Public.

Become a Notary Public

If you’re looking on becoming a Notary Public to notarize your own documents, I’m sorry to tell you but that will not work because it is against the Notary Public rules to notarize any documents for yourself or a family member. There are a couple of other rules, but they’re simple to abide by, so don’t get discouraged. Most new Notary Public agents discover how little understanding they had about the duties as a signing agent. It’s a much larger responsibility than they imagined, but again, it’s simple just stay within the guidelines and you will be fine.

The following are the requirements to become a Notary Public for the state of Florida, but they’re typically the same for any state.

• Be at least 18 years of age 
• Be a legal resident of Florida 
• Be able to read, write and understand English 
• Not have been convicted of a felony unless civil rights have been restored 
• Not hold any office of emolument under any foreign government, or civil office of emolument under the United States or any other state

But you not only need to know how to be a Notary, there’s also some fees and you must renew your Notary commission every 4 years.

You must pay for the following:

• Official Notary Seal Stamp
• Bond $7,500.00/4 year
• Florida State Fees

Now that you know how to be a Notary, there are certain criteria that could render you ineligible to become a notary public. These are:

• If you hold any judicial office in the Commonwealth, except the office of Magisterial District Justice.
• If you are a member of the U.S. Congress, and a person holding an office or appointment of profit or trust under the legislative, executive or judiciary departments of the federal government for which you receive a salary, fees or perquisites.
• If you are a member of the General Assembly.

Also, it’s within the governor’s discretion to deny a commission if there is:

• a felony conviction
• a DUI conviction
• a professional license that has been revoked or suspended
• an admission of guilt in a civil matter
• failure to be honest on the notary application or,

any other reason for the governor to believe that the applicant is unfit for the office of notary.

Apart from this requirements there are a couple more that you will need to know and you can find out how to be a Notary with the product mentioned in the beginning of this blog post. Good luck

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You probably said to yourself “I need a Notary Public” and searching the internet you stumbled on my site because you were looking for a Notary Public but you’re not in the state of Florida. That’s ok. I can still help you find a Notary Public agent in your locality. A service I recommend to find a Notary Public is a website called findnotaryagents.com. This is one of the best ways on how to find a public notary.

To find a notary public in your are they provide a database search by:

• Zip Code Search
• County Search
• Name Search

There’s no cost to search and find a local Notary Public signing agent but to be listed as an agent there’s a pretty hefty fee and I obviously don’t need it. Hey, you found me, right?

So check out findnotaryagents.com if you’re not located in the state of Florida in need of a Notary Signing Agent.