Florida Notary Services in Englewood, Florida
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- Business name: Florida Notary Services
- Address:
- 210 S Indiana Ave
Englewood, Florida 34223 - Phone number: 941-460-3121
- Business hours:
- 24/7/365 By Appointment
- Year established: 2003
- Credit cards accepted: No
- Number of employees: N/A
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- Category: Legal
- Description:
- We answer our phones 8-8 Monday though Saturday. THE NOTARY COMES TO YOU! HOME WORK SCHOOL HOSPITAL DOCTOR'S OFFICE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE TITLE COMPANY BANK CAR DEALERSHIP COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICES HOTEL RESTAURANT ANY LOCAL BEACH http://marystaxi.weebly.com/mobile-notary-public.html Notarization Fees: $10 Per Notarial Act + Travel Fee Based On Distance From Englewood $30 Wedding Officiant- NO travel fee or appointment required (but suggested). Only At Our Location OR Waterfront Location of Indian Mound Park Travel Fees Start at $10 (Englewood) Special Rates for Real Estate Notarization Packages: Mortgage Loan Documents $75 (PER PROPERTY) Plus 2nd Mortgage, same property $100 Modification (under 10 pages) $35 Cash Purchase (seller or buyer) $50 Cash Purchase (seller + buyer) $75 (NO DOCUMENT FAXING) Automobile Lease/Purchase $50 We are loan document specialists! Recording Services, Sarasota or Charlotte Counties: $25 Per Trip, 1 Document. Each Additional Document $10 A notary public is a public officer appointed and commissioned by the Governor of Florida, and whose function is to administer oaths; to take acknowledgments of deeds and other instruments; to attest to or certify photocopies of certain documents; and to perform other duties specified by law. Notaries in Florida are authorized by law to perform six basic duties: Administer oaths or affirmations, including "swearing in" of witnesses for telephone court hearings. Take acknowledgments Attest to photocopies of certain documents Solemnize marriage Verify vehicle identification numbers (VINs) Certify the contents of a safe-deposit box DO NOT PRE-SIGN ANYTHING The document must be signed in front of the notary. Each signer must be present, with unexpired, US government issued ID. If you do not have ID, you must provide 2 *Credible Witnesses The signer must be able to understand the document. We do not back-date or predate any notarizations, as prescribed by Florida law. *2 people over 18 who have unexpired and legal ID and who will swear under oath that they know you, and it would be almost impossible for you to get identification. You must notify us of credible witness situation, as a special certificate must be used, and we will provide. Disclaimer: "I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida, and I may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice."
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- Last update: 2011-08-24
- Visits: 2865
