Florida online notary public · Chapter 117 Part II
Florida statutory rate — no platform mark-ups. Multi-document sessions and add-ons listed below.
Single act
FL statutory max · all-in
Notary + Hard-Copy bundle
$25 notarization + $74.99 print & USPS Priority Mail
Corporate package
50 acts · $23/act
The Florida statutory $25 covers identity verification, the audio-video session, electronic journal entry, and 10-year session retention. No platform mark-ups, no marketplace surcharges.
Real-time analysis of your driver license or passport via the state-listed RON platform. Plus a knowledge-based authentication quiz to confirm identity, as required by Florida law.
Live notarial session over secure video with a Florida-commissioned notary. The recording is retained for 10 years as required by Rule 1N-7, Florida Administrative Code.
The notarized document is delivered as a tamper-evident PDF with embedded audit trail. Any modification after notarization breaks the seal and is visible to receiving parties.
Florida RON performed under Chapter 117 Part II is recognized in every U.S. state and most countries that accept American notarizations. Apostille available for Hague Convention countries.
Pay the $25 fee via Stripe, upload your document, provide ID details and contact info. Two minutes start to finish.
Receive a session link by email within minutes. Government-ID analysis and KBA quiz run inside the RON platform to confirm you are who you say you are.
Join a recorded audio-video session with the notary. You sign, the notary seals, and the tamper-sealed PDF arrives in your inbox the same minute.
Will my notarized document be accepted outside Florida?
Yes. A Florida remote online notarization performed under Chapter 117 Part II is recognized in every U.S. state and most countries that accept American notarizations. For specific foreign use, our $95 apostille add-on covers Hague Convention countries.
What documents can be notarized online?
Most documents that traditionally require a notary — powers of attorney, affidavits, declarations, contracts, business filings, real-estate documents (in many cases), consents. A few document types (such as wills in some jurisdictions) still require in-person notarization. We confirm fit before charging you.
Do I need to be physically located in Florida?
No. The notary must be physically in Florida; you, the signer, can be anywhere in the world with a camera, a government-issued photo ID, and an internet connection.
What technology do I need?
A laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a working camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and a valid unexpired government photo ID (driver license or passport). No software installation required.
What if my identity cannot be verified?
Florida law requires the notary to refuse notarization if government-ID analysis or the knowledge-based authentication quiz cannot be passed. If this happens, your session fee is refunded in full and we will recommend an alternative path.
Documents notarized online by a Florida-commissioned notary. $25 Florida statutory rate. Same-day session available when capacity permits.
