We accept cash, checks, Zelle, and all major debit and credit cards. (Credit Card Surcharge Notice / A surcharge of 3.0% will be added to all credit card purchases. This fee is not greater than out cost of acceptance. We do not accept credit card surcharges on debit or prepaid cards.)

We are a mobile notary, with 24/7 availability for our clients. We are by appointment. Click on the link below to set up your appointment today.

We service all of Brevard County and surrounding areas, includind but not limited to: Titusville, Mims and Port St. John, Cocoa, Rockledge, Merritt Island, and Cocoa Beach,Melbourne, Palm Bay, Grant-Valkaria, and the South Beaches. Surrounding areas include Volusia County, Indian River County, Osceola County and Orange County.

Worldwide. As long as you have a reliable internet connection, WiFi, or strong cell service, you can complete your notarization online from almost anywhere.

You will need a state-issued ID with a photo, like a driver's license or passport. Depending on the document, you may also need 1 or 2 witnesses.

As a Florida notary, I must inform you that a notary is not authorized to certify a copy of a birth certificate Death Certificate or Marriage Certificate. Those are considered vital records, which are public records maintained by government agencies. Only the issuing government agency has the authority to certify these documents. If you need a certified copy, I recommend contacting the appropriate agency for assistance.

A notary can sign as a witness to a document, but they cannot also be the notary for the same document. 

In Florida, a witness must be a legal adult who is of sound mind and not involved in the transaction. They need to be present to the signing or availalbe via video and audio for remote notarization. They cannot be the beneficiary or immediate family members of the tesator for a will. They cannot have a financial interest or a party to a deed.

Yes, I can. I am an approved notary for the Brevard County Jail and have experience working with inmates and their families to ensure documents are properly notarized. I understand how important and time-sensitive these situations can be, and I handle every request with care, professionalism, and discretion. If you need to have a document notarized for someone who is currently in custody, please contact me to schedule the visit and review the necessary steps to ensure a smooth process.

No. Notaries are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice or prepare legal documents for you. Our role is to properly notarize the documents you provide.

Some government forms, such as certain permitting forms or travel consent forms, may be available directly from the appropriate government agency or organization’s website.

Once you have the right document ready, that’s where I come in. Give me a call and I’ll help you get it notarized!