Better Call Jen - When you need it notarized fast!
Notary Public State of Florida
Notary Public State of Florida
Notary Public State of Florida
NO HASSLE
Fast Notary Services !
Witness, certify, authenticate, and notarize documents in accordance with the Notary Signing Agent Code of Conduct and applicable state and federal law.
Tattoos, Piercings, Bikes, Hotrods, Vampires, Rockers, Aliens, whoever you are it is ALL Good !
Friendly customer service guaranteed.
Home loan documents, general documents such as affidavits, letters, wills, attestations.
Power of attorney, minor permission, vehicle odometer readings, etc.
24 Hour Mobile Notary On Call
Notary Public State of Florida
Notary Public State of Florida
Hospitals
Care Facilities
Hospice
Hotels
Prison & Jail
Anywhere you need a notary at
ANY TIME
of the day or night !
- State notary fee $10 per notarization
- Travel Fee $50
- Late night fee (9 pm - 8 am) Additional $50
See menu of prices below
Weddings Officiated
Notary Public State of Florida
Weddings Officiated
Make your day a reflection of who you are.
- Don't know a preacher?
- Don't want to go to a Judge?
- Don't want to be hassled for planning a rock and roll, sci-fi, punk rock, gothic, biker, pirate wedding?
Better Call Jen !
I am happy to help you celebrate your *legal wedding with your own style -
Short notice OK !
State Wedding officiant fee
is $30
Travel Fee $50
*you must have a valid Florida wedding license
Better Call Jen Today 904 708 7997
Menu of Fees
State Notary Fee $10 per notarization
Travel Fees
- Mandarin Area of Jax - $25
- Inside Duval County - $50
- State Wide - by arrangement
- Late night hours - from 9 pm - 8 am $50
Wedding Officiant Fee $30
Travel fees are the same as for notary services.
*** FULLY VACANATED Covid-19 ***
NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA
** I am NOT an Attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and as such I can not answer legal questions or give legal advice. **
National Notary Association Member ~ Bonded and Insured.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at 904 708 7997 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
a. Driver's license or identification card issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
b. Passport issued by the U. S. Department of State.
c. Passport issued by a foreign government, if stamped by the U.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service.
d. Driver's license issued by a territory of the United States, another state, Canada or Mexico.
e. Identification card issued by a territory of the United States or a state other than Florida.
f. Identification card issued by any branch of the U.S. armed forces.
g. An inmate identification card issued on or after 1/1/91 by Florida Department of Corrections for an inmate who is currently in custody of the Department.
h. A sworn, written statement from a sworn law enforcement officer that the forms of identification for an inmate in an institution of confinement were confiscated upon confinement, and that the person named in the document is the person whose signature is to notarized.
i. An identification card issued by the U.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Florida also permits Notaries to accept expired IDs from a signer provided the expired ID was issued within the past five years and includes a serial identifying number.
A notary can use one or two credible witnesses with IDs to prove the identity of the signer.
There are two options - most people do not know the notary and so they need two witnesses.
The law requires One credible witness who personally knows the notary and the signer.
Or
Two credible witnesses unknown to the notary but who personally know the signer.
In either case, the credible witness(es) must have IDs and will have to make a sworn statement verifying the identity of the signer.
NO. As a NOTARY PUBLIC for the STATE OF FLORIDA I am NOT an Attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and as such I can not answer legal questions or give legal advice.
What I can do is tell you "WHAT but not WHY". This means I can explain the notary process, and if you need help reading the document I can read it to you. I can show you where you need to sign and if you have a disability I can assist you in signing the document under certain conditions.
If you are uncertain about the document you are signing or have legal questions, you must contact a lawyer who is licensed to practice law in Florida.
YES ! Florida is one of only three states (the other two are South Carolina and Maine) who authorize their notaries public to "solemnize the rites of matrimony." §117.045, Florida Statutes. The Florida notary may perform a marriage ceremony providing the couple first obtain a marriage license from an authorized Florida official and may only perform such ceremony within the geographical boundaries of Florida.
Yes ! As long as the ship is in Florida waters at the time of the ceremony. The legal definition of “Florida waters” is somewhat complex, but is generally stated as three geographic miles from the coastline seaward on the Atlantic Ocean and nine geographic miles from the coastline seaward on the Gulf of Mexico.
YES ! And she will be happy to wear a themed outfit too... Let her know what you want to do to make your wedding day special.
YES ! The ceremony does not have to be in any particular form.
Any form of ceremony to solemnize a marriage that the parties choose ordinarily suffices, so long as there is an agreement by words of present assent.
The words used or the ceremony performed are mere evidence of a present intention and agreement of the parties.
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