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Mobile Notary Services!
I’ll come to YOU for all your notary needs! I provide timely and professional notary services to Brevard County.
My rates are competitive and very affordable. The rate is determined by your location and the number of documents requiring notarization.
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Florida Notary Public and Certified Notary Signing Agent
National Notary Association Background Screened, licensed, and insured
Disclaimer: L. Jackson Mobile Notary Services, LLC is not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.
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Ljacksonmobilenotaryservices: Your Trusted Notary
Fast and Reliable Service
Experienced in Loan Documents
Experienced in Loan Documents
I understand that your time is valuable and that you need your documents notarized as quickly as possible. That's why I offer fast and reliable notary services to ensure that you can get back to your busy schedule.
Experienced in Loan Documents
Experienced in Loan Documents
Experienced in Loan Documents
I have extensive experience in notarizing loan documents, including refinances, reverse mortgages, and more. You can trust me to handle your loan document notarization with care and expertise.
Attention to Detail
Experienced in Loan Documents
Attention to Detail
I am committed to providing accurate and precise notarization services. I pay close attention to detail to ensure that your documents are notarized correctly the first time.
Notary Documents
DOCUMENTS THAT CANNOT BE NOTARIZED
Documents issued by FL Circuit Court, FL Department of Health’s Office of Vital Records, or the State Corporation Commission.
Examples:
- Vital records (true copies of birth, death, or marriage certificates)
- Marriage records issued by a FL Circuit Court (divorce decree, name change)
DOCUMENTS THAT CAN BE NOTARIZED
- Powers of Attorney (requires 2 witnesses)
- Designating Beneficiary(ies) (requires 2 witnesses)
- Wills/Trusts (requires 2 witnesses)
- Divorce paperwork
- Executorships (requires 2 witnesses)
- Affidavit of Heirship (requires 2 witnesses who have no financial interest in the estate or Property)
- Vehicle Certificate of Ownership/Title Application
- Mortgage Loan Documents
- Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale
- Advanced Health Directive Forms (requires 2 witnesses)
- Acknowledgments/Affidavit/Oaths
- Jurats
- Promissory Note Agreements
- Medical Authorization for Minors
- Quick Claim Deeds
- Certified Copies
Note: This list are common forms requiring a notary.
It is not all-inclusive.
Acceptable Identification Requirement
A notary is required to exercise a high degree of care in determining the identity of any person whose identity is the subject of a notarial act. At least one of the following nine unexpired documents is required for the principal and any witnesses (if applicable):
- FL driver’s license or ID card issued by the Dept of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
- United States Passport/Passport Card
- Foreign passport if stamped by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Driver’s license or ID issued by another state
- Driver’s license officially issued by Mexico or Canada
- United States military identification card
- Inmate ID issued on or after Jan 1, 1991, by the FL Dept of Corrections or Federal Bureau of Prisons
- Sworn, written statement from law enforcement officer, explaining an inmate’s ID was confiscated upon incarceration and that the person named in the document is the person whose signature is to be notarized
- Permanent resident card or “green card” issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Veteran’s health ID card issued by the U.S. Dept of Veterans Affairs
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Credible Identifying Witnesses if Signer Does Not Have Proper Identification
When a document signer is not personally known to the Notary and is unable to present an acceptable ID, the signer may be identified through the oath (or affirmation) of two (2) credible identifying witnesses. Each witness must produce acceptable ID.
