NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICES
Professional Notary Services You Can Trust
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WHY CHOOSE MICABEE
Professional Notary Support When You Need It
Important documents deserve careful attention. Micabee Multi Service LLC provides professional notary services designed to make the notarization process clear, convenient, and straightforward.
Document Verification
We help complete the notarization process according to applicable Florida notarial requirements, including signer identification and required notarial certificates.
Convenient Service
Whether you need a single document notarized or have several documents requiring attention, we aim to make the process simple and organized.
Professional & Confidential
Your documents may contain sensitive personal or financial information. We handle your appointment with professionalism and respect for your privacy.
Personal Attention
Every appointment is handled with care so you understand what is needed before the notarization takes place.
NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICES
Important Documents. Properly Notarized.
A notary public serves as an impartial witness to certain document signings and performs specific notarial acts authorized under Florida law. At Micabee Multi Service LLC, we provide professional notarization services for individuals, families, businesses, and other clients who need documents properly notarized.
Depending on the document and the notarial act required, the process may involve verifying the identity of the signer, confirming the signer’s personal appearance, administering an oath or affirmation, or taking an acknowledgment. Florida law requires a notary to have satisfactory evidence that the person signing is the individual described in the document.
WHAT WE OFFER
Notary Services for Personal & Professional Documents
From personal documents to business paperwork, notarization can help meet formal signing requirements when a notarial act is required. Our services are designed to provide a professional and organized signing experience.
Personal Documents
Notarization for eligible personal documents, affidavits, statements, authorizations, and other documents requiring a notarial act.
Business Documents
Professional notarization support for eligible business documents, agreements, forms, and company paperwork.
Powers of Attorney
Notarization assistance for powers of attorney and related documents, subject to applicable requirements.
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COMMON DOCUMENTS
Documents That May Require Notarization
Not every document requires notarization, and requirements can vary depending on the document, transaction, and organization requesting it. If your document requires a notarial act, we can help you understand the notarization process and what you need to bring to your appointment.
Affidavits & Statements
Documents in which a person makes a sworn statement or affirmation.
Powers of Attorney
Documents authorizing another person to act on someone's behalf.
Business Documents
Eligible agreements, authorizations, forms, and business paperwork requiring notarization.
Real Estate Documents
Certain property-related documents may require notarization as part of a transaction.
Financial Documents
Eligible financial forms and documents requiring a notarial acknowledgment or oath.
Personal Documents
Various personal documents may require notarization depending on the requesting organization or transaction.
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
What Should You Bring?
Being prepared can help your notarization appointment go smoothly. Requirements may vary depending on the document and the type of notarial act required.
Your Document
Bring the complete document that needs to be notarized.
Acceptable Identification
Bring identification that allows the notary to establish your identity. Florida law requires satisfactory evidence of identity before a notary notarizes a signature.
All Required Signers
Anyone whose signature requires notarization should be present as required for the notarial act.
Additional Witnesses
If your document requires witnesses, confirm the requirements beforehand and bring the appropriate witnesses.
Instructions From the Receiving Organization
If a bank, government agency, court, title company, employer, or other organization provided specific instructions, bring them with you.
Payment
Bring the applicable payment for the requested service.
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Request Your Appointment
Contact Micabee and let us know what type of document you need notarized.
Prepare Your Documents
Bring the completed document and any required identification, witnesses, or instructions.
Verify Your Identity
The notary will establish your identity using personal knowledge or satisfactory identification as permitted by Florida law.
Complete the Notarial Act
Depending on the document, the notary may take an acknowledgment or administer an oath or affirmation.
Receive Your Notarized Document
The notarial certificate and official seal are completed as required, and you receive your notarized document.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
What a Notary Public
Can and Cannot Do
CAN
A Florida notary may perform authorized notarial acts such as acknowledgments and oaths or affirmations and may perform certain other acts permitted by Florida law.
CANNOT
A notary who is not an attorney cannot provide legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. Florida law specifically addresses this limitation.
CAN
A Florida notary may administer oaths or affirmations when required as part of an authorized notarial act.
CANNOT
A notary cannot simply notarize a signature without establishing the identity of the signer as required by law.
CANNOT
A notary should not sign or stamp incomplete/blank notarial certificates in advance. Florida law restricts certain practices involving blank forms and certificates.
SERVICE INFORMATION
Notary Fees
Notary fees may vary depending on the type and number of notarial acts requested and any additional services provided. Florida law generally limits a notary’s fee to $10 for a single notarial act, with specific exceptions provided by law.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
Do I need an appointment?
We recommend contacting Micabee in advance so we can confirm availability and review what you need for your notarization appointment.
What identification do I need?
You should bring satisfactory identification that allows the notary to establish your identity. The exact requirements depend on the circumstances and applicable Florida requirements.
Can you notarize my document if it is not completely filled out?
The document should be prepared for signing before the notarization appointment. If you are unsure what must be completed, contact the organization or professional who provided the document before signing.
Can you tell me what I should write in my legal document?
Notary services do not replace legal advice. If you need help determining what a legal document should say, consult an appropriately licensed attorney. Florida law prohibits a non-attorney notary from providing legal advice.
Can you notarize a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney may require notarization, depending on the document and applicable requirements. Micabee can provide the notarial service when the document is properly presented for notarization.
Can you notarize business documents?
Yes, eligible business documents may be notarized when a notarial act is required and the applicable requirements are met.
Can multiple documents be notarized at one appointment?
This may be possible depending on the number of documents, signers, witnesses, and notarial acts required. Contact Micabee ahead of time so the appointment can be properly planned.
Can you provide legal advice about my document?
No. A notary who is not an attorney cannot provide legal advice.
