Searching for a notary near you usually means calling four places that are closed, out, or booked until Thursday. I am mobile by design: one number, I answer it, and I drive to wherever you already are, most often the same day.
Most people arrive on this page not knowing what the service is called. Pick whichever sounds closest.
An affidavit, a power of attorney, a title, a consent form. That is general notarization.
A purchase, refinance or HELOC package. That is a loan signing.
Urgent paperwork at a bedside or facility. That is a hospital visit.
The document needs an apostille before it will be accepted abroad.
Florida notaries can solemnize marriage. See wedding ceremonies.
Call (352) 201-2682 and read the document to me. It takes about a minute to sort out.
There is no office. There is no storefront with a sign, no waiting room, and no hours posted on a door. Every single appointment happens where you are: your kitchen table, your office, a hospital room, a title company conference room, a parking lot at a job site, a coffee shop halfway between.
That changes who this works for. It is the family that cannot move a parent. It is the borrower whose closing moved to 7am. It is the person who finished work at six and found out the document is due tomorrow. Banks, shipping stores and libraries close, restrict notary service to their own customers, or lose their notary to a lunch break. I do not.
I cover Citrus and Marion County door to door and regularly go past the edges of both. If your town is not on the list below, call and ask. The answer is almost always yes.
No storefront, no waiting room, no hours posted on a door. Just a phone number that gets answered.
Three steps, no office visit, no waiting room.
One notary, one phone number, whatever the document turns out to be.
Affidavits, powers of attorney, bills of sale, consent forms and the rest of the everyday paperwork that needs a seal.
Purchases, refinances, HELOCs and reverse mortgages, returned to your title company on time.
Documents headed overseas, notarized correctly the first time so the state does not reject them.
Urgent signings at hospitals, rehab, assisted living and hospice, including nights and weekends.
Florida notaries can solemnize marriage. Small, warm ceremonies wherever you want to hold them.
Based in Inverness and covering Citrus and Marion County door to door. If you are just outside the list, call anyway. I almost certainly still come.
Inverness · Crystal River · Homosassa · Lecanto · Beverly Hills · Hernando · Citrus Springs · Floral City · Dunnellon · Ocala · Belleview · The Villages
If yours is not here, call and ask. There is no charge for a question.
Call (352) 201-2682. The phone is answered around the clock, including evenings, weekends and holidays, and mobile service means “open” is about whether I can drive to you, not about posted hours.
Florida caps the notarial act itself at $10 per signature. Mobile service adds a travel fee that depends on where you are and when you need me. You get a firm total before anything is booked.
Throughout Citrus and Marion County as a matter of course, and regularly beyond both. Inverness, Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Beverly Hills, Hernando, Citrus Springs, Floral City, Dunnellon, Ocala, Belleview and The Villages are all routine. If you are outside that, call anyway.
Same-day is routine and same-hour happens more often than people expect. One phone call tells you exactly where you stand.
Not at this time. Every appointment is in person, which is also what most hospitals, title companies and county offices prefer to see.
A valid, unexpired government photo ID, and the document left unsigned until I am with you. If it needs witnesses, say so when you book so I can help you sort that out first.
Tell me what you need notarized and I’ll call you back to lock in a time. Same-day, evening and weekend appointments are available, and I come to you.