Estate Planning Notary in Miami, FL
Notarize your complete Florida estate planning package in one appointment — power of attorney, will, living will, healthcare surrogate, trust documents, and Lady Bird Deed. Walk-in, mobile, or remote online.
We notarize documents. We do not provide legal advice or draft estate planning documents. Please work with a Florida-licensed estate planning attorney before your notary appointment.
Florida Estate Planning Notarization Requirements
Power of Attorney
Notary + 2 witnesses required (Florida Statute §709.2105)
Last Will and Testament
2 witnesses required; notary optional but recommended for self-proving affidavit
Living Will
2 witnesses required; notary recommended
Healthcare Surrogate
2 witnesses required (Florida Statute §765.202)
Revocable Living Trust
Notary + 2 witnesses strongly recommended
Lady Bird Deed
Notary + 2 witnesses required before recording (Florida Statute §689.01)
Estate Planning Documents We Notarize
Click any document for step-by-step instructions, what to bring, and pricing.
Power of Attorney
Authorize someone to act on your behalf for financial, legal, or healthcare decisions.
Last Will and Testament
Direct how your assets are distributed and name guardians for minor children.
Living Will
State your wishes for end-of-life medical care if you become incapacitated.
Healthcare Surrogate
Designate someone to make medical decisions on your behalf.
Trust Documents
Revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and trust amendments.
Lady Bird Deed
Pass real estate to heirs at death without probate while keeping full control during your lifetime.
Estate Planning Notary Pricing
Walk-In
$10/signature
At either Miami office
- No appointment needed
- 24-hour availability
- Witnesses available on-site
Mobile Notary
From $149
We come to you
- Full package in one visit
- Two witnesses included
- Home, office, or hospital
Remote Online (RON)
From $40/doc
Sign from anywhere
- Video call notarization
- Florida-compliant
- Documents emailed same day
Frequently Asked Questions
What estate planning documents need to be notarized in Florida?
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What is a Lady Bird Deed and why is it used in Florida estate planning?
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Ready to Notarize Your Estate Planning Documents?
Walk in, book a mobile visit, or sign online. Available 24 hours in Miami-Dade County.