No traffic, no waiting rooms, and no printer required. Get your official legal documents signed and tamper-evident sealed online from anywhere in the world using your computer or smartphone.
You don’t have to figure it out alone. Give us a quick call and we’ll guide you through setting up your device step-by-step.
To complete your online session smoothly, make sure you have:
Valid US Government-Issued ID: Driver’s license, passport, or state photo ID.
Social Security Number: Used solely to generate your dynamic security check questions (Identity Proofing / KBA).
Device with Camera & Microphone: A computer, laptop, or smartphone with a reliable internet connection.
Unsigned Document: Your document must be complete (no blank spaces), but do not pre-sign it before your live session.
Call us for a free 2-minute document review before you start.
Single document notarization via a certified platform. Includes mandatory KBA (Knowledge-Based Authentication), credential ID analysis, and secure 10-year video storage recording.
$25 for the first seal / $10 per additional seal.
Emergency or off-hours service premium applied to any RON requested between 7:00 PM and 7:00 AM, on weekends, or during official statutory state holidays.
$10 premium.
Provision of qualified, disinterested adult witnesses
$15 each.
Call us for a custom, flat-rate quote tailored to your exact document package.
Yes. Under the SECURE Notaries Act and Florida State Law, documents notarized remotely by a commissioned Florida RON Notary are recognized as legally valid and enforceable across all 50 U.S. states and territories.
Absolutely. All sessions are hosted on state-approved, bank-grade encrypted platforms (256-bit SSL encryption). Your documents and ID details are strictly protected, and all video sessions are recorded and archived in compliance with state notary statutes.
Skip the drive and get your legally binding digital seal in under 15 minutes.
Notice: We are not attorneys licensed to practice law in this state. We are not allowed to draft legal documents, give advice on legal matters, or charge a fee for those activities. For specific legal questions regarding your paperwork, please consult a licensed attorney.