Florida Commissioned Notary Public · Flagler and Volusia Counties
One error in a notarized document can delay care, unwind a transaction, or invalidate a legal protection. That does not happen here.
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Most people do not think about notarization until they need it urgently. By the time you are looking for a notary, the stakes are already high.
I verify compliance before I arrive, walk you through every step at the table, and do not leave until everything is exactly right.
Within 20 miles of Daytona Beach, FL 32117.
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Calculated based on distance from Daytona Beach, FL 32117. Confirmed before every appointment. No surprise charges on arrival.
To ensure full legal compliance on the first visit, every signer should verify these requirements before the appointment. I will confirm them with you when we speak.
Every signer must present a current passport, state driver's license, or official military ID. Expired identification cannot be accepted under Florida statute.
Documents must arrive unsigned unless you have been explicitly instructed otherwise. A pre-signed document cannot be notarized and will require starting over.
Every required party must be fully alert, mentally competent, and signing of their own free will. This is a statutory requirement, not a formality. If there is any uncertainty, reach out before the appointment.
Some documents require disinterested witnesses who are physically present and not named in the document. I can confirm whether your document requires them when we speak.
Standard statutory verification of legal documents including sworn statements, affidavits, and permission forms. Handled with full compliance on the first visit.
Home, office, hospital, senior living facility, or hospice. I travel to wherever the signing needs to happen. No waiting rooms. No trips across town during an already difficult time.
These documents carry the highest stakes. Executed with the care, patience, and statutory precision that protecting a family's future requires.
Preparation, verification, and notarization of domestic documents required for authentication and official international use.
Authorized representative services for employers and remote hires requiring statutory employment eligibility verification.
Every fee is calculated, disclosed, and confirmed before the appointment begins. You will never encounter a hidden charge at the door or an unexpected total at the table.
A notarial act is a specific legal action performed by a commissioned notary: verifying a signature, administering an oath, or certifying a document. Each act is a separate billable unit under Florida law. A signing with multiple documents or multiple signers involves multiple notarial acts, each itemized before work begins.
Request a Fee EstimateFlorida statute sets the maximum fee at $10 per notarial act. Disclosed before every appointment. No deviations.
Simple signing: One signer, one document, one notarial act. Notarial fee: $10 + travel fee.
Estate planning package: Durable power of attorney, healthcare surrogate designation, and living will, each requiring a separate notarial act. Notarial fee: $30 + travel fee. Every act itemized and confirmed before the appointment.
She arrived on time, walked us through every fee before a single signature was made, and treated my mother with the kind of patience and dignity you do not expect from a notary appointment. We were genuinely moved by the care she brought to a process that could have felt cold.Family Member, Assisted Living Signing, Volusia County, Florida
Tell me your document type, number of signers, location, and timeline. I will confirm availability, walk you through what to have ready, and lock in your appointment without delay.
Notice: Soléna Raye is a commissioned Florida Notary Public bound by Florida State Statutes, Chapter 117. She is not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and is legally restricted from giving legal advice, drafting legal documents, or accepting fees for legal counsel. If you require legal advice regarding the content or execution of your documents, please consult a licensed Florida attorney.
