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General Notary Services
At In-depth Notary Services, we make notarization simple, flexible, and convenient. Whether you prefer to visit our office, schedule a mobile notary appointment, or connect online with Remote Online Notarization (RON), we provide trusted, reliable notary services tailored to your needs.
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In-Office Notary Services
Convenient, Local & Professional
When you need documents notarized quickly, visiting our office is often the easiest option. Our office provides a comfortable, professional environment where you can sign with confidence.
What this means for you:
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Scheduled appointments for flexible timing
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A professional notary ready to handle common documents such as affidavits, power of attorney, car titles, or school records
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A private setting to ensure confidentiality
Life doesn’t always allow you to travel to a notary. That’s why we offer mobile notary services throughout the area.
Perfect for:
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Hospitals, nursing homes, or assisted living facilities
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Busy professionals at their home or office
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Signings that require multiple people in one place
We arrive prepared, on time, and with the right tools to make the process smooth.
Mobile Notary Services
We Come to You
Remote Online Notary (RON)
Notarize From Anywhere
Remote Online Notarization lets you securely sign and notarize documents from your computer or mobile device. Florida law allows RON sessions for most documents, saving time and travel.
Benefits of RON:
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Convenient—sign from home or on the go
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Fast turnaround with secure, state-approved technology
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Valid for use nationwide and internationally (with proper Apostille if needed)
Witnesses for Your Documents
Some documents require one or more witnesses in addition to the notary.
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You may bring your own witnesses
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If you cannot, we can provide witnesses for an additional fee
Witness qualifications:
In Florida, a witness must be at least 18 years old, mentally competent, and able to understand what they are witnessing. A witness should not be a party to the document or someone who stands to benefit from it—for example, a person inheriting under a will should not serve as a witness to that same will. Generally, a witness is there simply to observe the signing and confirm that it was done willingly and with awareness.
This ensures your documents meet all legal requirements without delay.