Services & Pricing
Florida statutory rates.
Notarial fees in Florida are capped by state law, so there's nothing to negotiate on that part. Travel is the only variable, and it's always disclosed before anything is scheduled.
How pricing works: Florida law sets a maximum fee for the notarial act itself,
$10 per act in person, $25 per act for Remote Online Notarization (Fla. Stat. §117.05 and
§117.275). That's a per-signature cap, not a per-visit one, so a document needing three
signatures is three acts. Travel is a separate, non-notarial charge, not capped by statute,
and always agreed to before the appointment is confirmed.
Mobile & In-Person Notarization
Florida statutory maximum| Item | What's included | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Notarial act | Acknowledgment, jurat, oath or affirmation, or certified copy. Charged per act, per signature. | $10 per act |
| Travel fee | Non-notarial charge for coming to you. Free within 15 miles of Port St. Lucie (34952). | $30 flat |
| Extended travel | 15 to 30 miles from Port St. Lucie. Beyond 30 miles, a custom quote is provided before booking. | $50 flat |
Remote Online Notarization (RON)
Florida statutory maximum| Item | What's included | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Online notarial act | A live video session verifying your ID and witnessing your signature. Sessions typically run 10 to 15 minutes. | $25 per act |
| Travel fee | None. RON is fully remote. Signers can be located anywhere, not just Florida, with a valid ID and a device with a camera. | Not applicable |
RON sessions are booked directly through the online scheduling platform, not the request form on this site. Book online notarization →
Signing from outside Florida? The notary has to be physically in Florida
during the session, but you don't. Florida law requires a quick confirmation, verbal or
written, that you want the act performed under Florida law, that takes a few seconds during
the call. Signers outside the United States are welcome too, though identity verification
depends on the ID provided and not every situation qualifies. If you're signing from outside
the U.S., mention it when you book so we can confirm your ID will work before the session starts.
What I can't charge for: Florida law prohibits charging any fee to witness a
vote-by-mail ballot. That service is always free, no exceptions.
A quick note