Notarize a Power of Attorney in Miami, FL
A Power of Attorney (POA) lets one person act on behalf of another for financial, legal, or medical decisions. Florida law requires two witnesses and a notary for the document to be valid.
🇪🇸Ver en español→Witness requirement: Florida requires two witnesses in addition to the notary for a valid Power of Attorney (Florida Statutes Chapter 709).
Who Needs This
- Seniors planning for incapacity
- People traveling abroad
- Business owners granting authority to an agent
- Anyone managing finances for a family member
- Principals needing a durable or limited POA
What to Bring
- Completed POA document (unsigned)
- Valid government-issued photo ID for the principal
- Two witnesses (we can provide them)
- Any special instructions from your attorney
How to Notarize a Power of Attorney in Miami
Complete the document
Fill in all blanks. Florida POAs must follow Chapter 709 of the Florida Statutes. Do not sign until you are in front of the notary.
Bring two witnesses
Florida requires two witnesses. Witnesses cannot be the agent named in the POA. We can provide witnesses if needed.
Present valid photo ID
The principal (person granting the power) must present a current government-issued photo ID.
Sign in front of the notary
The principal and both witnesses sign in front of the notary. The notary completes the acknowledgment and applies the seal.
Add an apostille if used abroad
If the POA will be used in another country, you may need an apostille from the Florida Department of State.
Three Ways to Get Your Power of Attorney Notarized
Walk-In Office
Two Miami offices open 24/7. 2915 Biscayne Blvd or 10166 W Flagler St. No appointment needed.
$10/signature
Mobile Notary
We come to your home, office, hospital, or any Miami-Dade location. Same-day and after-hours available.
From $75
Remote Online
Sign by live video from anywhere. Florida-authorized remote online notarization. Available 24/7.
From $25/signature
Frequently Asked Questions — Power of Attorney
This page provides general information about notarization in Florida. It is not legal advice. Requirements vary by document and receiving office. Consult an attorney for questions about the legal effect of your document.
Ready to Notarize Your Power of Attorney?
Walk-in · Mobile · Online · 24/7 · Miami-Dade County
(305) 240-6223