Find a Notary in Florida

Compare 2 listed notaries serving Florida. Filter by city, see services like mobile notary, loan signing and remote online notarization, and request an appointment directly from a profile.

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Luz Acosta-Pandolfi, notary in Tallahassee FL

Luz Acosta-Pandolfi

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Tallahassee, FL

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Luz Acosta-Pandolfi, notary in Tallahassee FL

Luz Acosta-Pandolfi

Available now

Florida Notary & Bookkeeping Services

Tallahassee, FL

No reviews yet

Signed, sealed & handled with care

Mobile OnlineMobile NotaryGeneral Notary WorkLoan Signing AgentApostille Services
NNA CertifiedRemote Online NotaryLoan Signing AgentMobile Notary
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Gustavo Coutin, notary in Cape Coral FL

Gustavo Coutin

Gulf Coast Notary Pros

Cape Coral, FL

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How to find and book a notary in Florida

  1. Compare the 2 listed notaries below — each profile shows services, languages, service area and reviews.
  2. Choose whether you need someone to travel to you (mobile notary) or can meet at the notary's location.
  3. Request an appointment from the notary's profile and confirm the time, place and number of signers.
  4. Bring your unsigned document and a current government-issued photo ID for every signer.
  5. Notaries listed here hold a commission issued in Florida. If you have a question about a specific document's legal requirements, ask the office that will receive it or an attorney — notaries can't give legal advice.