My clients include the general public as well as lenders, brokers, escrow, banks, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing homes and legal offices. I specialize in assisting individuals with busy schedules or specialized needs.
No job is too big, or too small.
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What Documents Can Be Notarized 
· Loan/Mortgage Documents
· Real Estate Documents
· Lines of Credit
· Powers of Attorney
· Legal Documents (before they are recorded with the Court)
· Wills & Trusts
· Depositions
· Oaths, Affirmations, Acknowledgments and Jurats
· Medical Documents
· Attesting to Photocopies
· Certifying the Contents of Safe-deposit Boxes
· Verifying A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
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( I am Ordained by American Marriage Ministries & Universal Life Church)
I also do Hand fastings! 
What Documents Cannot Be Notarized?
· Any State Official Documents – Birth Certificates, Death Certificates, etc.
· Attesting to the trueness of a photocopy of a public record if a copy can be made by another public official
· Immigration Documents
· Incomplete Documents
· Post dated Documents
· Photographs
· Faxed or Copied Signatures
· Form I-9
Public Documents, Vital Records, Public Records or Publicly Recordable Documents May Not Be Attested To By A Notary.
As a mobile notary, I come to your home, office or other agreed upon location for your convenience. There is an additional fee charged to travel to your location based on:
- Location
- Distance
- Mileage
- Time
- Number of documents
- Number of Signers
Travel fees must be agreed upon before notary preformed duties. Travel fees are separate from the notary fees. All prices are quoted at time of first contact and each transaction is different as is everyone's situation is different.
Cost Range $10.00 - 300.00 *exceptions
- Services Areas Include:
- Rockledge
- Cocoa
- Merritt Island
- Titusville
- Mims
- Scottsmoor
Do I Qualify for Online Notarization? 
On June 7, 2019, HB 409 “Electronic Legal Documents” was signed into law in the state of Florida. This law went into effect January 1, 2020 and authorizes Florida notaries to perform online remote notarizations or RON for short.
Currently due to the state of Florida regulations and software limitations we can only notarize documents for clients that live anywhere in the world, that are a U.S. Citizen with a valid Social Security Number and credit history. This third-party system is known as Knowledge Based Authentication, commonly referred to as KBA. If you have your credit report locked you will NOT BE Able to pass KBA.
The KBA third party software will generate 5 questions from your credit history that only the signer would know the answers to, and the signer must answer 4 or more questions correctly within 2 minutes to successfully pass. You will only get two tries to pass.
After passing the KBA requirements you will need to provide a valid US Driver License or State ID Card. The system does not currently accept Passports. The last identification requirement is a Valid US Mobile Number – VOIP, Google Voice, Cable provided lines, etc. are not accepted, and it MUST be an actual mobile number from a mobile provider. RON notarizations work with most browsers, computers with a webcam & microphone, tablets and smart phones however we don’t recommend using a smartphone. An Internet connection will be necessary in order to utilize our website. How it Works
Book an online appointment
We are available year-round to notarize your documents online, simply book a time on our calendar.
Upload your document
Once you gain access to our online notary portal, you will be able upload your document.
Log into the video session
You will receive a link to a video session, save this link and click on it before your scheduled appointment date.
Wait to be connected
You will go into a queue and will then be connected a live Virtual Notary agent.
Identity verification
We will ask you for two forms of ID and a series of security questions to verify your identity online.
Receive notarized document by email
Once we have notarized your document, we will send you a secure link to download the files.
Book an online appointment
We are available year-round to notarize your documents online, simply book a time on our calendar.
Upload your document
Once you gain access to our online notary portal, you will be able upload your document.
Log into the video session
You will receive a link to a video session, save this link and click on it before your scheduled appointment date.
Wait to be connected
You will go into a queue and will then be connected a live Virtual Notary agent.
Identity verification
We will ask you for two forms of ID and a series of security questions to verify your identity online.
Receive notarized document by email
Once we have notarized your document, we will send you a secure link to download the files.
Protect Yourself From ID Fraud
A notary public serves as an impartial witness to facilitate the workings of commerce and law by lending credibility to certain sensitive signed documents. When a document is notarized, the public can be assured that its signer is not an impostor.
It is important to note that having a document notarized does not make it legal. The notarization only proves that the person signing the document is indeed himself or herself. Additionally, the notary seal does not represent the legality of any contract or its terms. Simply put, a notary public does not notarized the document at all, only the signature is being notarized.
I am a Notary Public bound by the laws of the State of Florida. I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN FLORIDA AND I MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE. Should you have any questions or concerns, please consult with an attorney
