Open 7 days · 7 AM – 10 PM We travel to you — home, office, hospital or care facility Palm Beach · Broward · Miami-Dade · St. Lucie
Clear Stamp Notary Call or text 1-833-FLO-FINE 1-833-356-3463
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The notary
comes to you.

A commissioned Florida notary who meets you at your kitchen table, your closing, your office, or your parent’s hospital room — across Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and St. Lucie.

from$99Mobile travel fee
+ $10Per notarial act
4Counties served
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Get a price in one reply

Tell me what you have. You’ll get a time and a flat total — no obligation.

Bonded & insured$7,500 Florida bond plus E&O coverage
We travel to youHome, office, hospital, care facility, jobsite
Same-day availableEvenings, weekends and holidays
Flat, quoted priceAgreed before I leave — no surprises
Correct the first timeIf a certificate is wrong, I re-sign free
What I notarize

Life’s paperwork,
stamped and done.

A house. A hospital room. A kid flying to see grandma. The car you finally sold. Most people meet a notary maybe five times in a lifetime — and it’s almost always a day that counts for something. Here’s what I get called for.

  • Same-day slots most weekdays
  • Evenings and weekends included
  • I bring the pens

House closings

Purchase, sale and refinance packages signed at your table or the title company's. I print, tab, execute and return on schedule.

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Loan & mortgage signings

Refinances, HELOCs, seconds and reverse mortgages. Clean scanbacks, prompt confirmations, and a signer who is treated well.

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Lease & rental agreements

Landlords, tenants, property managers and HOA paperwork. Common in Palm Beach and Broward rentals that require a notarized signature.

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Powers of attorney

Durable, limited and springing POAs — including the two witnesses Florida requires. Bring your own witnesses or ask and I'll arrange them.

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Healthcare directives

Living wills, healthcare surrogate designations and medical powers of attorney. I make hospital, rehab, hospice and nursing home visits every week.

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Vehicle titles & DMV forms

Title transfers, bills of sale, odometer statements, lien satisfactions and out-of-state vehicle paperwork.

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Affidavits & sworn statements

Oaths, affirmations, jurats and acknowledgments for court filings, insurance claims, employment and immigration paperwork.

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Apostille preparation

Documents heading overseas need a correct Florida notarization before the Secretary of State will apostille them. I notarize to that standard and tell you what happens next.

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Wedding ceremonies

Florida notaries can solemnize marriage. Courthouse-simple or on the beach at sunset — I'll sign your license and file it correctly.

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Certified copies

Attested photocopies of documents you hold — passports, diplomas, contracts. Vital records and court files must come from their official custodian instead.

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Minor travel consent

Notarized parental consent letters for children travelling with one parent, a grandparent, a school group or a camp.

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Attorneys & businesses

Law firms, title agencies, HR departments and care facilities: standing availability, priority scheduling, monthly invoicing and volume rates.

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Don't see your document? It is very likely still something I can notarize. Call 1-833-FLO-FINE (1-833-356-3463) and describe it.

Arriving at a client's location for a mobile notarization
Why mobile

The hard part isn't the stamp. It's getting everyone in one room.

Banks close at four. The signer is in a hospital bed. Two people work opposite shifts. A wire has to fund on Friday. Mobile notary work exists for those situations, and that is the whole job — showing up where the signing actually has to happen.

  • Bedside and facility visits. Hospitals, rehab centers, assisted living, hospice and memory care — I know how these appointments need to be handled.
  • After hours by default. Evenings, weekends and holidays are normal appointments here, not an upcharge tier.
  • I bring everything. Seal, journal, pens, certificate forms and a mobile printer for last-minute pages.
  • Witnesses arranged on request. Florida requires two for a power of attorney and several estate documents. Tell me in advance and it's handled.
How it works

Four steps, usually inside a day.

STEP ONE

Tell me what you have

Call, text or send the form. What the document is, where you are, and when it has to be done. Photos of the pages help.

STEP TWO

Get a flat quote

I confirm a time and give you the full price before I leave — the per-act fee plus the travel fee, agreed in writing.

STEP THREE

I come to you

Have a valid photo ID ready and leave signature lines blank. I check the identification, complete the certificate and apply the seal.

STEP FOUR

You're done

You keep the originals. The act is recorded in my journal. If a receiving party rejects a certificate I completed, I fix it at no charge.

Book a notary

Tell me what you need signed.

Most requests get a reply within the hour during working hours. If it is urgent, call or text — that is always the fastest route.

Call or text

1-833-FLO-FINE

1-833-356-3463

Text is usually fastest.

Hours

7 days a week, 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM. After-hours and emergency appointments by request.

Based in

Boynton Beach, FL — travelling across Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and St. Lucie. Mobile service only; there is no walk-in office.

Your notary

Roman Kovalchuk · Notary Public, State of Florida
Bonded and covered by errors & omissions insurance

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No obligation. You'll get a time and a flat total before anything is confirmed.

Clear signatures. Trusted everywhere.

Boynton Beach to Homestead, Jupiter to Fort Pierce — one call and the notary comes to you.

Required disclosure

I am not an attorney

Roman Kovalchuk is a notary public commissioned by the State of Florida. He is not an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida.

A Florida notary public may not give legal advice, may not accept fees for giving legal advice, and may not represent anyone in a legal matter. I cannot tell you which document you need, explain what a document means or does, draft or complete a document for you, or advise you on how a document will affect your rights. Those are legal services, and only a licensed attorney can provide them.

My role is narrow and specific: I verify your identity, confirm you are signing willingly and understand that you are signing, witness the signature, complete the notarial certificate, and affix my seal.

I do not hold myself out as a notario or notario público. In many Latin American countries those titles describe an attorney with significant legal authority. In Florida they do not, and Florida law prohibits a notary from using them. If someone offers you legal help using those words, ask whether they are a licensed Florida attorney.

Nothing on this website is legal advice, tax advice, or financial advice, and nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship. Fee amounts, service areas, and availability shown on this site may change. Statutory references are provided for convenience and are not a substitute for reading the law or consulting counsel.

Fla. Stat. §§ 117.05, 117.045, 117.107, 117.275

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