Frequently Asked Questions

Do you travel to me?

Yes — I provide mobile notary services throughout Palm Beach County and beyond. I can meet you at your home, workplace, hospital, senior living community, or another agreed-upon location. A travel fee is quoted in advance.

What are your service hours?

I operate on a 24/6 availability model — appointments can be scheduled anytime Monday through Saturday, including evenings and late nights.

  • Office/Call Hours (best time to reach me by phone):
    Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
    Sat: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

  • Appointments: Available by request, 24 hours a day, Monday–Saturday

  • Sundays: Closed

  • Most Holidays: By appointment only

If you need a middle-of-the-night or early-morning appointment, just contact me in advance — I’ll do my best to accommodate.

Rush/after-hours fees may apply.

What should I bring to my appointment?

  • At least two forms of identification (some documents require two; one must be government-issued such as a driver’s license, passport, state ID, or military ID)

  • For general notarizations: Your document, filled out completely (but unsigned — you’ll sign in front of the notary)

  • For loan signings: Just bring your IDs — all loan documents will be provided by the lender/title company

  • Any required witnesses (let me know ahead of time if you need me to help arrange them)

Do you offer remote notarization (RON)?

Not yet — but I’m working on certification and will add this service soon.

What IDs do you accept?

Florida law requires a current government-issued photo ID such as:

  • Driver’s license

  • State ID card

  • Passport

  • U.S. military ID

ID must match the name on your document. If you have questions about acceptable ID, please ask in advance.

Can you provide witnesses?

Yes, with advance notice and subject to availability. A witness fee ($25–$50 per witness) applies.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Cash, debit/credit card, Zelle, or electronic invoice (for businesses).

Are you an attorney?

No. I am not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice, explain documents, or select which form you need.

What if there’s a mistake on my document?

I carefully review documents to avoid errors and delays, but ultimately the document must be complete (no blanks) before notarization. If an issue arises, I’ll point it out so you can resolve it before we proceed.

Do you charge extra for evenings or weekends?

Yes — appointments outside standard hours, weekends, or holidays may include an additional $25–$50 surcharge, which will always be quoted in advance.