Remote Online Notary in Florida
Get notarized from anywhere via secure video call. Florida-commissioned notary public. Same-day appointments available. Starting at $40.
How Remote Online Notarization Works
Four simple steps — no travel required.
Schedule Your Session
Call or book online. We confirm your appointment and send a secure video link.
Upload Your Documents
Send your documents ahead of time or share them during the session. We accept PDF, Word, and scanned images.
Join the Video Call
Connect via secure video from any device — phone, tablet, or computer. No special software required.
Sign & Receive Your Notarized Document
Sign electronically in real time. Your notarized document is delivered digitally within minutes.
Why Choose Remote Online Notarization?
Sign From Anywhere in Florida
You can be at home, at work, traveling, or abroad — as long as you are a Florida resident or the document is governed by Florida law.
Same-Day Appointments Available
No waiting for a notary to drive to you. Book a session and get notarized today.
Legally Valid in Florida
Florida was one of the first states to authorize Remote Online Notarization (RON). Your document carries the same legal weight as an in-person notarization.
Secure & Encrypted
All sessions use bank-grade encryption. Your identity is verified through knowledge-based authentication (KBA) before signing.
Remote Online Notary Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
Per notarization session
- Single document notarization
- Same-day appointments available
- Secure encrypted video session
- Digital delivery of notarized document
- Florida-commissioned notary public
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Remote Online Notarization (RON)?
RON is a process where a Florida-commissioned notary public witnesses your signature via live two-way video. The notary applies a digital seal and signature, and the document is delivered electronically. It is fully legal under Florida Statute §117.265.
Is Remote Online Notarization legal in Florida?
Yes. Florida authorized RON in 2020. Documents notarized remotely carry the same legal force as those notarized in person.
What documents can be notarized remotely?
Most documents can be notarized via RON — Power of Attorney, affidavits, contracts, business documents, and more. Real estate deeds and wills may have additional requirements; contact us to confirm.
What do I need for a remote notarization session?
A device with a camera and microphone (phone, tablet, or computer), a government-issued photo ID, and your document in digital format (PDF preferred).
How much does Remote Online Notarization cost?
RON sessions start at $40. Contact us for a quote if you have multiple documents or a complex signing.
Can I use RON if I am outside Florida?
Yes, in many cases. If you are a Florida resident or the document is governed by Florida law, you may be eligible for RON even if you are physically outside the state. Contact us to confirm eligibility.