Florida Notary Laws & Fees
Everything you need to know before hiring a notary in Florida — from fee caps and ID requirements to remote notarization availability.
$10 per signature
Max Notary Fee
Yes
RON Available
No
Journal Required
FL
State Code
Notary Fees in Florida
| Service | Maximum Fee |
|---|---|
| Acknowledgment | $10 per signature |
| Jurat (Sworn Statement) | $10 per signature |
| Travel Fee (Mobile Notary) | Travel fees are not regulated and are set by the notary. They should be disclosed upfront. |
Note: The notary fee is set by state law. Mobile notary travel fees are separate and negotiable. Always ask about total cost upfront.
ID Requirements in Florida
To get a document notarized in Florida, you must present one of the following forms of valid, unexpired identification:
- Florida driver's license or ID
- U.S. passport
- Military ID
- Other state driver's license or ID
- Foreign passport with secondary ID
Remote Online Notarization (RON) in Florida
RON is Available
Florida was one of the first states to enact RON legislation (effective January 1, 2020), allowing full remote online notarizations via approved platforms.
Tips for Consumers in Florida
What to Do
- •Florida is a leading RON state — you can notarize documents remotely
- •Wills and trusts require two witnesses in addition to the notary
- •Ask your mobile notary about travel fees before booking
- •Bring a valid photo ID — expired IDs are not accepted
- •Florida notaries can perform notarizations anywhere in the state
What Notaries Cannot Do
- •Give legal advice
- •Notarize without signer present (except via RON)
- •Notarize a blank or incomplete document
- •Certify vital records
- •Notarize if they have a financial interest in the transaction
Documents Commonly Notarized in Florida
Real estate deeds
Powers of attorney
Affidavits
Loan documents
Vehicle titles
Living wills
Homestead exemptions
Special Rules in Florida
- Florida RON requires identity proofing and recording of the session.
- Wills require two witnesses plus notarization.
- Florida notaries are commissioned statewide.
Frequently Asked Questions — Florida
How much does a notary cost in Florida?
Florida law caps notary fees at $10 per signature. Travel fees for mobile service are additional and negotiable.
Can I notarize online in Florida?
Yes! Florida has robust RON legislation. You can complete notarizations via secure video with an approved online notary.
Do I need witnesses for a notarization in Florida?
For most documents, no. However, wills, trusts, and certain other documents require two witnesses in addition to notarization.
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