- Live video session with a Florida notary
- Identity verification included
- Additional documents $20 each
- Digitally sealed PDF the same day
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Notarize documents online without leaving your desk: a live video session with a commissioned notary public, legal in all 50 states, done in about 15 minutes. $45 per document — and if your document is headed abroad, we can apostille it in the same order.
Online notarization replaces the trip to a notary's office with a secure, recorded video session. You upload your document, verify your identity with a photo-ID scan and identity questions, then meet a commissioned notary public online. The notary watches you sign electronically, applies an electronic seal and digital certificate, and you receive the notarized PDF — tamper-evident and legally complete.
Yes. Our notaries are commissioned online notaries under Florida Statutes Chapter 117, Part II, and a notarization performed under that law is recognized across the United States the same way any out-of-state notarization is. Courts, banks, title companies, and government agencies accept remotely notarized documents every day — and for international use, the Florida Department of State will apostille them.
Three things: a device with a camera and microphone, a valid government-issued photo ID, and your document as a PDF or photo. No printer, no scanner, no software to install — the entire session runs in your browser.
$45 per document, complete — the $25 online notarial act Florida law allows plus our platform and service fee, stated exactly as F.S. 117.275 requires. Additional documents in the same session are $20 each. No subscriptions, no memberships, no surprise add-ons.
Most online notarization services stop at the PDF. We're also an apostille service — so if your document is going to another country, one order covers the notarization, the Florida Secretary of State apostille, and tracked delivery: $299 with US delivery or $499 shipped worldwide.
Because an apostille certifies the notary, not the signer. Your notarization is performed online by a Florida-commissioned notary, so the notarial act is governed by Florida law (Chapter 117, Part II) no matter where you’re sitting. That makes your document a Florida document — and the Florida Secretary of State is the competent authority to apostille it.
Under the Hague Convention, every US apostille carries exactly the same legal power — a Florida apostille is worth precisely as much as one from California, Texas, or New York. The embassy or registry receiving your document only checks that the apostille is genuine; it doesn’t care which state issued it. The result: you skip your own state’s apostille office entirely — no lines, no mailing originals, no taking time off work.
One-minute form — we reply with your secure payment link and video session invitation.
A quick photo-ID scan plus identity verification — about 3 minutes, all in your browser.
A live, recorded video session with a Florida-commissioned online notary. Sign electronically while the notary witnesses and seals.
We certify the notarized document, file it with the Florida Department of State, and ship the apostilled package to your door, fully tracked.
Your notarized document comes back with the official Florida Secretary of State apostille certificate attached — security paper with a gold embossed seal, a unique identification number, and the Secretary of State’s signature. It’s the exact format defined by the 1961 Hague Convention, recognized in 115+ member countries with no further legalization.
Complete prices — nothing else to pay. Apostille service is available for Hague Apostille Convention member countries only.
Usually the same day. Send your request, we reply with your payment link and session invitation, and most sessions are completed within hours of confirming a time. The session itself takes about 15 minutes.
Yes. The notarization is governed by the notary's commissioning state (Florida), and it's recognized in all 50 states — the same interstate recognition that applies to any notarized document.
Powers of attorney, affidavits, consent forms, business documents, real-estate paperwork, sworn statements, and certified-copy statements for passports and diplomas, among others. A few document types have special rules — ask us before your session and we'll confirm.
No. You upload your document and sign in a live online session. We handle the printing, certification, and Florida Department of State filing on our end — the only physical shipment is the finished apostilled package delivered to you.
A tracked package containing your notarized document with the official Florida apostille certificate attached by the Department of State — security paper, gold embossed seal, unique verification number — plus the digitally sealed PDF from your session for your records.
Yes. Remote online notarization is authorized by Florida Statutes Chapter 117, Part II, is recognized across the US, and the Florida Department of State accepts remotely notarized documents for apostille.
Yes — the worldwide delivery option sends the apostilled package by express international courier directly to any Hague Convention country, fully tracked, typically arriving in 2–5 business days after the apostille is issued.
Typically 7–10 business days door to door: your notary session within about a day of confirming, roughly five business days of Florida Department of State processing, then tracked delivery.
Send your request any time — we’ll reply with your payment link and session invitation as soon as possible.