The Jordan Notary Public

No, a notary in Florida cannot notarize a signature for an absent signer. A notary can only notarize a signature if they personally know the signer or have other satisfactory evidence that the person is who they say they are. The notary must also certify the type of identification they used in the certificate of acknowledgment or jurat

Yes. The document needing notarization will need to be filled out to its entirety leaving only the signature sections blank.

A Jurat, also known as a “verification upon oath or affirmation” in some states, requires you to swear or affirm that the contents of a document are true. It is up to you as the signer to choose whether you want an oath or affirmation. With an oath, you are promising before a deity, such as: “Do you solemnly swear that the statements in this document are true, so help you God?” With an affirmation, you swear on your personal honor, such as: “Do you solemnly affirm, on your own personal honor, that the statements in this document are true?” Both questions will be asked out loud and you as the signer must respond with an “I affirm” or “Yes I swear.” An Acknowledgement requires you as the signer to personally appear before me as the notary public, and declare that you have signed the document voluntarily.

Remote online notarization (RON) and an in-person notarization differ in the location of the signer and notary and the method of signing and notarizing documents: RON The signer and notary meet remotely using audio-visual technology, and the signer typically uses electronic signatures to sign and notarize documents. In-person notarization The notary and signer meet face-to-face, and the signer uses pen-and-paper signatures and documents.

When I know the notarization request I can quote the fee every mobile notary appointment is different.