Question 1

Can I use Remote Online Notarization for real estate documents in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Florida law permits Remote Online Notarization (RON) for real estate documents including seller packages, cash buyer packages, purchase agreements, and deeds. Notaries of South Florida offers RON loan signing services for sellers, cash buyers, and real estate deed notarizations via secure live audio-video session. To get started, complete the RON intake form at notariesofsouthflorida.com.

Question 2

How do I use remote online notarization services in Florida?

Accepted Answer

To use remote online notarization in Florida with Notaries of South Florida: (1) Complete the RON intake form at notariesofsouthflorida.com to describe your document and signing needs. (2) Receive a personalized quote from a licensed Florida notary. (3) Book and pay online after your quote is confirmed. (4) Join a secure live audio-video session from any device — no travel required. Bilingual service available in English and Spanish. International signers welcome with a valid passport.

Question 3

What documents can be notarized remotely in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida's Remote Online Notarization (RON) law allows a wide range of documents to be notarized remotely, including: powers of attorney, affidavits, deeds, real estate loan documents (seller packages, cash buyer packages), trust documents, estate planning documents, bank forms, medical record authorizations, school records, and general legal documents. Documents typically excluded from RON include I-9 employment eligibility forms and certain government-issued forms. Contact Notaries of South Florida to confirm whether your specific document qualifies.

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