Yes, absolutely. Florida fully recognizes Remote Online Notarization (RON), meaning your electronically notarized documents hold the same legal weight as those notarized traditionally. We understand this is a common concern, and we're here to ensure your peace of mind.

Getting ready for an online notarization session is simple. You will need a valid government-issued ID, a device with audio and video capabilities (like a computer, tablet, or smartphone), a stable internet connection, and the document you need notarized (filled out, but not yet signed).

Yes. You can join from a cell, tablet, or computer.

No. Everything is done electronically. No printing or scanning is required.

You select the file from your device during the session. PDF is best, but most common file types work. A photo is only needed if you do not have a digital copy.

Most sessions take just a few minutes once you join.

Yes. Your completed document is emailed to you immediately after the session.

Yes. Your session, ID verification, and notarized document are all handled through secure, compliant technology.

You join a live video session with me. You sign your document electronically while I watch, then I apply my digital notary seal. The process is quick, secure, and usually only takes a few minutes.

Book an appointment. You will receive a confirmation email with instructions and the link to join your session.