Question 1

How does remote online notarization work in Florida?

Accepted Answer

You and Leonel meet on a live video call. Your identity is checked first, you sign the document electronically, and Leonel notarizes it electronically. Remote notarizations are performed through Notarize.com. You need a computer or phone with a camera and an internet connection.

Question 2

What ID do I need?

Accepted Answer

Bring a current government-issued photo ID, such as a driveru2019s license, state ID, or passport.

Question 3

Do you travel to hospitals, jails, or nursing homes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 24/7 by appointment. Call or text (239) 961-9075 to book.

Question 4

How much does a notarization cost in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida law sets the maximum notary fee at $10 per notarial act for in-person notarizations and up to $25 for remote online notarizations. Travel fees are separate and quoted up front before the appointment.

Question 5

Can you notarize documents for use in another state or country?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A Florida notarization is generally accepted in other U.S. states. For documents going to another country, you may also need an apostille from the Florida Department of State, and we can help you with that process. Requirements vary, so confirm with whoever is receiving your document.

Question 6

Do you speak Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Su00ed, hablamos espau00f1ol. We also speak German.

Question 7

How can I verify that you are a licensed Florida notary?

Accepted Answer

Leonel Dubon is a commissioned Florida Notary Public, Commission No. HH 468497. You can check his commission on the Florida Department of State notary search and his Remote Online Notary registration on Sunbiz. Both links are shown below this answer.