02.09.2026
An apostille and a notarization are two separate steps performed by two different authorities, your document has to be notarized first, and only then can the Florida Department of State attach an apostille to…
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01.09.2026
A certified notary signing agent is a Florida notary who has completed additional training and background screening specifically for real estate closings, on top of the standard state commission every notary already holds. The…
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31.08.2026
The documents most families need notarized before a storm are a durable power of attorney, a healthcare surrogate designation or advance directive, and a will, the three that let someone you trust make financial…
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27.08.2026
No driving, no waiting room, no printer. Here's exactly what happens during a Florida RON session, what you need before you log on, and what to expect from start to finish.
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21.08.2026
Before you can act as a guardian in Florida, you have to sign an Oath of Guardian in front of a notary. Here's what that involves, and what else in a guardianship case typically…
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14.08.2026
Remote online notarization and mobile notary service solve different problems. Here's how to tell which one fits your document, your timeline, and your budget.
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13.08.2026
A Florida will is valid with two witnesses and no notary. But skip the self-proving affidavit and your family could end up tracking down witnesses in probate court years later.
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13.08.2026
Florida living wills and health care surrogate forms legally need two witnesses, not a notary. Here's when notarizing still matters, and how Seal Now can help.
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07.08.2026
From delegation-of-authority paperwork for younger kids to power of attorney for college freshmen, here's what Miami-Dade and Broward parents should get notarized before the school year starts.
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29.07.2026
A simple checklist to get ready for a mobile notary appointment, so your signing takes five minutes instead of fifty.
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