Apostille & Immigration Document Notary in South Florida

Documents we notarize

• Affidavits of support and relationship affidavits
• Travel consent letters for minors
• Translator's certification of a translation
• Powers of attorney for use abroad
• Copy certifications by document custodian
• School, business and personal documents headed overseas

How the apostille step works

An apostille is issued by the Florida Department of State, not by the notary. Once we notarize your document, it can be submitted to the state for an apostille. We'll explain the general process when we meet.

Vital records such as birth or marriage certificates are certified by the issuing agency, not notarized; ask that agency for a certified copy.

Bilingual service

We speak English and Spanish, so you can ask questions about the signing process in the language you're most comfortable with.

Important

We are not immigration consultants or attorneys and cannot prepare immigration forms or advise on your case. We are notaries, not attorneys. We cannot draft documents or give legal advice. Questions about what a document should say belong with your attorney.