The notary public is the person certified by the state of Florida to legalize signatures on documents, among its most notable functions are:

• Administer Oaths and Affirmations.
• Take and certify the recognition of a document, declarations, dispositions, protests of notes and invoices.
• Perform Civil Marriage ceremonies.
• Protect you against fraud.

• Valid Florida State ID or a Driver’s License or any identification containing a photograph, identification number, physical description, and signature such as:
• United States passport.
• Passport issued by a foreign government, stamped by the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the United States and Citizenship of the United States of America.
• Driver’s license by another state or by a Canadian or Mexican Authorized public body.
• United States Military Identification Card.
• An employee card.
• A credible Identification Witness, the latter is if the person requesting the services is unable to provide the identification elements mentioned in the previous points.

• We advise you what documents do or do not require notarization and we will notify you in record time.

  Notarization is the action or act of notarizing, this action is based on reading technical and legal documentation, by people who have knowledge of the common laws of street people, so that these documents are brought to a common and popular context to later be signed and approved by a notary.

  A notary is an official who does just what has just been explained, that is, he is in charge of private documents so that they obtain a public character, by means of their seal and signature.

  Many legal documents require the signature or seal of a Notary Public to demonstrate their validity.

  This is a special message, it is not conventional: It is in charge of verifying the confirmation and trust of the Notary Public that the person who is requesting the notarization is the same person who will sign the document, and that this person will do what is established in it. This seal, signature or verification differs from the traditional ones, which only certify the validity of the documents to be reviewed.