Notary Public Services in Miami
Office located Doral
Need to have a document notarized?
Notary services may be performed in our Miami - Doral office or your location. Just pick up your phone and call to make an appointment today. We offer discounts for multiple notarizations (10 or more).
Our notaries are certified, bonded and insured.
Mobile Notary in Miami-Dade & Broward
Notary Public Services Fees
Notarization fee is $10.00 per notarization. Travel fees are additional and vary upon location.
Commonly notarized documents include:
Oaths & Affirmations
Acknowledgements
Affidavits and Wills
Certified Copies
Power of Attorney
Personal & Business Documents
Adoption Papers
Medical Records
Pet Export Papers
Passport Copies Certified
Single Status Affidavit
Minor Travel Authorization
Quit Claim Deeds
Warranty Deeds
Satisfaction of Lien
Satisfaction of Judgment
Consent to Adoption
These are just a few of the documents that need notarization. Feel free to call us for any question you may have.
Notary Public in Miami - FAQ
The most important questions about Notary Public answered
- What does a notary do?
A notary checks your ID, makes sure you’re signing willingly, and then completes the notarization (certificate + stamp/seal). - What does it mean if my document is notarized?
It means a notary followed the official signing steps and added the correct notary wording and stamp/seal to your document. - How much is a notarization in Florida?
Florida limits what a notary can charge for standard notarizations which is $10. If you need mobile service, there may also be a travel/service fee. - What should I bring with me?
Bring your document and a valid Government issued photo ID. If your document needs witnesses, bring them unless you’ve arranged witnesses ahead of time. - Do I need to be there in person to have my signature notarized?
Yes. You must appear before the notary—either in person or through a legal online notarization (when it applies). - What if I forgot my ID?
All notarizations require a valid ID. - I signed already—can you still notarize it?
Sometimes. If it’s an acknowledgment, you can often sign beforehand and then come in to confirm it’s your signature. If it’s a jurat, you usually sign in front of the notary. - Acknowledgment vs jurat—what’s the difference?
An acknowledgment is you confirming you signed willingly. A jurat is signing in front of the notary plus an oath/affirmation that it’s true. - When would a notary say “no”?
If you don’t have proper ID, you’re not present, the document is incomplete, or something doesn’t look right (like pressure or blank spaces), a notary may refuse. - Why do notarized documents get rejected sometimes?
Usually it’s missing info, the wrong notary wording, an unclear stamp/seal, or the receiving office needing a specific format. - What can make a notarization invalid?
Wrong or incomplete certificate, altered documents, missing dates, or skipping required ID/appearance steps can cause problems. - Can I notarize my documents online?
Sometimes, yes. Online notarization may work depending on your document and where it will be used. - Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
Appointments are best if you want to be in and out fast, have multiple documents, need witnesses, or want mobile service. Walk-ins are always welcome. - Do you do notarized translations?
Yes—we offer notarized translations so your translated paperwork is ready for many official and international uses.
Send us a message and let us know how we can assist you.
Contact us
7500 NW 25 Street, Suite #256, Miami, FL 33122
Open Monday - Friday 9am-7pm