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We notarize your personal and business documents with a notary public commissioned in the state of Florida. Same-day, bilingual care in the heart of Miami — or 100% remotely (RON) from wherever you are.
State-licensed notary public.
Many notarizations are resolved today.
In office, at home or online.
We explain each step in Spanish or English.
They ask you for a notarized document urgently and you cannot find a notary available.
You don't know if a notarization done online will be legally valid.
You need the notary to come to your home, hospital or office.
Your document must take effect in another country and you are afraid that they will do it wrong.
A notarization is a notarial act in which a commissioned notary verifies identity, witnesses a signature or administers an oath, depending on the notarial certificate. It does not validate the document’s contents or guarantee acceptance by a receiving authority. At Notary Public Center we make it simple: you choose the service option and we take care of the rest.
Choosing the right service option saves you time. In the in-person notarization, you come to our office in downtown Miami. with our mobile notary service, we come to your home, hospital or office—ideal when you can’t get around or need multiple signatures on site. And with the remote online notarization (RON), sign by video call from anywhere in the world, in accordance with Florida’s RON requirements. If you are not sure which one you need, we will guide you free of charge before booking.
Online, by WhatsApp or phone. Choose the modality: in-person, mobile or remote (RON).
Present a valid official identification with photo. The notary validates your identity.
Sign before the notary and receive your notarized document, ready to use.
Explore each service and choose the one you need.
In our Miami office or wherever you are: home, hospital or office.
Notarize online from anywhere, legally valid in Florida.
Mortgage closings and signing of loan documents.
Authorized representative for Form I-9 remote employees.
We act in accordance with the state's notarial law, with due diligence in each act.
We perform online notarizations through an authorized platform in accordance with Florida requirements.
Spanish and English: you will understand the process and sign with confidence.
175 SW 7th St, Suite 1905 (Brickell/Downtown), with mobile notary option.
From a simple power of attorney to corporate minutes and documents for abroad.
Book your appointment and have your notarization resolved, in many cases on the same day.
Many of our clients are Hispanic individuals and families who need a document issued or signed in the United States to take effect in their country of origin: a power of attorney for a matter in Venezuela or Colombia, a travel authorization of a minor, a affidavit for a bank or a university. We notarize that document valid in the US and explain, in Spanish, what the next step is depending on the destination country. We work with documents in Spanish and English and, when the procedure requires it, we guide you on translation and legalization—always within our notarization function, without providing legal advice.
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A notary public in the US is an official authorized by the state to verify the identity of signers, witness signatures, and attest to certain acts. In the United States, a notary public is not a lawyer and does not provide legal advice; its function is to give authenticity to the act of signing.
Yes. In Florida, Remote Online Notarization (RON) is authorized by law and is legally valid as long as it is performed in accordance with state requirements through an authorized platform.
A valid official photo ID (passport, driver’s license or state ID) and the unsigned document, as it must be signed before the notary. If the document will be signed on behalf of a company, bring documentation proving your position.
Yes. We offer mobile notary service: we come to your home, hospital or office within the Miami area to notarize your documents.
Florida law sets maximum fees for notarial acts. Additional services (mobile notary, remote notarization, number of signatures) are quoted on a case-by-case basis. Contact us for a clear quote before your appointment.
Yes, we notarize documents that will be used abroad. The subsequent legalization or apostille process depends on the destination country; we guide you on the next step without providing legal advice.
Yes, the service is fully bilingual in Spanish and English, so you understand each step of the process.
Yes. We notarize powers, corporate minutes, agreements, resolutions and other personal and company documents.
We recommend booking an appointment to help ensure the notary is available in your preferred service option; walk-ins are also accepted based on availability.
Yes. We serve the Hispanic community and notarize powers of attorney, authorizations and affidavits for procedures abroad. We explain in Spanish how the document should look; the requirement for an apostille or subsequent legalization depends on the country of destination.
No. In Latin America, the notary is usually a lawyer with broad powers to draft and publicly certify legal acts. In the United States, the notary public is an official who verifies identities and witnesses signatures, but is not a lawyer and may not provide legal advice in that capacity. That is why our service focuses on notarization and filling out forms, never legal advice.
175 SW 7th St, Suite 1905, Miami FL 33130 · Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00 ET · +1 305 507 8464
