You do not need to be in Florida. Under Florida law, a Florida remote online notary can notarize for signers in another U.S. state or outside the United States. At the start of your session, you confirm that you want a Florida notary and Florida law to apply.
You work directly with Lyanne, a bilingual Florida notary, from booking to final seal.

Book a time and upload your complete, unsigned document. You then receive a secure session link directly from your notary.

On the online notarization platform, you show your photo ID and complete identity verification. Then you meet Lyanne on a recorded video session and sign electronically.

After the session, you receive your electronically notarized document, ready to send where it needs to go.

A current, government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport. Florida requires your ID to be checked electronically and your identity verified before the notarization can go forward. No U.S. Social Security number? Ask about other verification options when you book.

A computer or smartphone with a working camera and microphone, a stable connection, and a quiet, private space where you can hold your ID clearly up to the camera. No printer or scanner needed.

Send the complete document as a PDF and leave it unsigned. If it requires witnesses, mention it when you book.
Online notarization starts at $75 for one signer and one document. Each additional signer is $15, and each additional notarial stamp is $20. Witnesses are $25 each when your document needs them and they are not already included in a package. Requests with less than 2 hours' notice add $35. Your total is confirmed before you sign. See full pricing.

Sign a power of attorney, affidavit or consent form from abroad with your unexpired U.S. passport. No embassy appointment and no shipping originals overseas. Need the document accepted in another country? Add a Florida apostille after your session.

Notarize from base housing or while deployed, with evening and weekend appointments subject to availability. Common requests include powers of attorney, vehicle and property forms, and travel consent letters for minors. See transparent pricing before you book.

When a loved one's estate is in Florida and you are not, you can sign affidavits, consents and estate paperwork remotely, without travel. Lyanne supports estate planning signings for families and attorneys with patience and care.

Sign deeds, affidavits and real estate documents from wherever you are, when your title company or lender accepts online notarization. Florida deeds can then go straight to the county through electronic recording.

Your entire session can be held in Spanish with a bilingual Florida notary, so you feel clear and confident at every step of the notarization. Se habla español. Visit Notarización en Español.

Send your client one secure link for a recorded, tamper-sealed notarization they can complete from anywhere. Bilingual sessions, appointments 7 days a week subject to availability, and clear communication with your office. Learn about attorney support.
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"Lyanne was very informative, professional and patient, even with poor internet connection abroad. Our document required a Spanish speaking notary with global access... Lyanne got it done! Outstanding!"
- Lisbeth Ippolito (Google Review)
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"Lyanne helped me notarize my documents online while I was traveling. I didn't know remote online notarization was so easy. Fast, secure, and super convenient!"
- Annette (Google Review)
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"The ID verification step gave the signer real trouble, and she stayed with it patiently until it went through rather than rushing anyone."
- Stephanie Limardo (Google Review)
See exactly what a remote online notarization looks like, step by step, before you book.
Clear answers before you book. Still unsure? Call or text 321-587-6007.
Yes. Florida authorizes remote online notarization in Chapter 117, Part II of the Florida Statutes, and Lyanne is a Florida-commissioned Remote Online Notary. Whether a specific agency, court or company accepts an online notarization is their decision, so confirm with them before you book.
Yes. Section 117.265 of the Florida Statutes allows a Florida online notary to notarize for a signer who is not physically in Florida.
Most sessions take 15 to 30 minutes from start to finish. The three steps are outlined above under How Online Notarization Works.
Acceptance is up to the person, agency or company receiving it. Before you book, ask them whether they accept remote online notarization and electronic signatures.
Many documents that need a notary, including powers of attorney, affidavits, travel consent letters, real estate deeds and estate planning documents such as trusts. Some agencies and countries still require ink signatures, so confirm with the receiving party before you book. You provide the completed document, since a notary cannot prepare it or advise which form to use.
Your witnesses can join the video session with their own ID, or witnesses can be arranged for you when you book. Remote witnesses must be located in the United States. Wills and some estate planning documents have additional witnessing rules, so see estate planning notary services before you book.
Often, yes. Florida law does not require you to be in the United States, but the receiving party and the destination country may have their own rules, so check them before you book. Learn about Florida apostille services.
Sí. Toda la información en español está en Notarización en Español.
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