Power of attorney notarization · Florida
Power of attorney notarization in Florida, done right
A power of attorney only works if the signature is properly witnessed and notarized. I notarize POAs online by secure video in about 15 minutes, or I come to you anywhere in South Florida: your home, office, hospital room, or care facility. Same-day appointments are often available.
One clear boundary: I notarize documents prepared by you or your attorney. I do not draft powers of attorney and I do not give legal advice.
Coming soonOnline booking for remote notarization is coming soon. Until then, remote sessions are arranged through our partner BlueNotary — call or WhatsApp us and we'll get you set up.
How to get a remote notarization today
- 1Send us your documentCall or WhatsApp us with your document type. We confirm it's eligible for online notarization and schedule your session — often the same day.
- 2Verify your identity onlineYou receive a secure BlueNotary session link. Your ID goes through credential analysis before the call — foreign passports are welcome.
- 3Sign on a recorded video callMeet your notary on BlueNotary, sign on screen, and receive your document with a tamper-evident electronic seal. Most sessions take under 15 minutes.
Can a Florida notary notarize a power of attorney?
Yes. A Florida notary can notarize the signature on a POA drafted by you or your attorney. Florida law also requires two witnesses for most powers of attorney, and the notary can serve as one of them. I walk you through the witness setup before we start.
Can you notarize a POA at a hospital or nursing home?
Yes. Bedside signings at hospitals, rehab centers, nursing homes, and hospice facilities across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach are a core part of the mobile service, at the same published prices.
Published prices, no surprises
The price on this page is the price you pay. Travel is included. Beyond Broward: +$20 Miami-Dade, +$35 Palm Beach.
Who this is for: Durable powers of attorney, healthcare surrogates, and urgent family situations where the signer cannot travel.
Three steps. Done.
Choose and book
Pick your service, see the exact price, choose a time that works. Pay online with the method you prefer, including Mercado Pago.
We verify and prepare
You upload your document and ID in advance. I check everything before the appointment so nothing fails on the day.
Signed, sealed, delivered
Notarized documents arrive digitally right after your session. Apostilles ship tracked, with updates at every step.
Questions about this service
What does the signer need to bring?+
A current government ID and the unsigned POA. Do not sign it ahead of time: the notarization happens with me watching the signature. If witnesses are required, arrange one witness and I serve as the second.
Can a POA be notarized online?+
Often, yes. Some POAs also require witnesses, and remote witness rules are stricter than in person. Tell me how the document will be used and I will confirm exactly what is needed before the session.
Will my Florida POA work in another country?+
Usually it needs an apostille on top of the notarization. I can notarize the POA and handle the apostille with the Florida Department of State, then ship it back tracked.
Who prepares the power of attorney document?+
You or your attorney. A notary in Florida cannot draft legal documents or give legal advice. If you do not have a document yet, speak with an attorney first, then book the notarization here.