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Find a notary in Florida

2 registry-verified notaries serving Florida. Mobile, in-person and remote-online appointments, itemized pricing.

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Certified Loan Signing Agent, Palm Beach County

Westlake, FL

Verified commission RON Same-day
Estate PlanningGeneral NotaryHospital SigningI-9 Verification+8 more

New on SaffronSeal · 0 signings

Price
From $39.00 for one notarization (estimate)
Availability
Available evenings, weekends and same-day
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Certified Loan Signing Agent serving the Bay Area

Tampa, FL

Verified commission Same-day
General NotaryHospital SigningI-9 VerificationPower of Attorney+4 more

26 yrs experience · 0 signings

Price
From $39.00 for one notarization (estimate)
Availability
Available evenings, weekends and same-day

Notary FAQs for Florida

  • How do I find a notary in Florida?

    Search by ZIP code or "City, FL" and filter by service type, remote online notarization, and same-day availability. Every notary shown holds a commission we have checked against the Florida public registry.

  • Is Remote Online Notarization legal in Florida?

    Yes. Florida authorizes remote online notarization. Notaries on SaffronSeal who hold a Florida RON authorization host the secure video session on their own state-approved platform and send you the link.

  • What does a notary in Florida cost?

    Florida caps the notarial act fee at $10.00 per act, and the notary keeps all of it. SaffronSeal adds a separate service fee for travel, scheduling and support, shown before you book. There are no surprises after the appointment.

  • Does SaffronSeal arrange loan-document signings in Florida?

    No. SaffronSeal connects you with notaries for everyday notarial acts — wills, powers of attorney, affidavits, vehicle titles, I-9 forms and similar. Loan-document signings and real-estate closings are not offered anywhere on the platform.

  • Can I get an apostille from Florida?

    Yes. Once a document is notarized in Florida, the Florida Secretary of State can issue an apostille for international use in Hague Convention countries.

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