Florida Commissioned Notary
Member, National Notary Association
Signing Agent (NNA Certified and Background Screened)
My Services
Mobile Notary (In Person)
Works as Traditional Notary who travels to the signer’s preferred location, such as the signer’s home or hospital (click on the Mobile Services page above for details).
Notary Signing Agent (NSA)
Works with lenders and title companies to handle loan documents (click on the Notary Signing Agent page above for details).
Remote Online Notary (RON)
Works with signers performing a notarization remotely using two-way audio-video technology (click on the Remote Online Notary page above for details).
TERMS:
Acknowledgment: Certifying that a signer personally appeared before the Notary, was positively identified and Notary acknowledged signing of the document or that the signature on the document was the signers. Notary will ask “Do you acknowledge that the signature is yours and that you signed it voluntarily?”
Affirmation: Signer solemn promise on one’s personal honor. Example: Do you solemnly affirm, on your honor, the statements in the document are true?”
Jurat: Certifying that a signer personally appeared before the Notary, was positively identified, signed the document in Notary’s presence and took oath or affirmation from the Notary.
Notarial Act: Official act of a Notary Public administering an oath, taking an acknowledgment, attesting to a photocopy, or any other act authenticated by Notary's signature and official seal.
Oath: Signer solemn promise to a Supreme Being. Oath taker can read the written words out loud, or the Notary can read the written words out load and the Oath taker answers – Yes. Example of Oath: “Do you solemnly swear the statements in the document are true, so help you God?”
Signer(s): The party or parties of the notarization.
Affirmation: Signer solemn promise on one’s personal honor. Example: Do you solemnly affirm, on your honor, the statements in the document are true?”
Jurat: Certifying that a signer personally appeared before the Notary, was positively identified, signed the document in Notary’s presence and took oath or affirmation from the Notary.
Notarial Act: Official act of a Notary Public administering an oath, taking an acknowledgment, attesting to a photocopy, or any other act authenticated by Notary's signature and official seal.
Oath: Signer solemn promise to a Supreme Being. Oath taker can read the written words out loud, or the Notary can read the written words out load and the Oath taker answers – Yes. Example of Oath: “Do you solemnly swear the statements in the document are true, so help you God?”
Signer(s): The party or parties of the notarization.
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Hours: Monday - Friday: 10am to 7pm (EST) and Saturday: 10am to 2pm (EST)
Disclaimer: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AND I MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
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