No. A Notary Public is not acting as an attorney and cannot provide legal advice, choose legal documents for you, or advise you about the legal effect of a document. If you have questions about your legal rights, the contents of a document, or what document you should use, please consult a qualified attorney.

Florida regulates the amount a notary may charge for a notarial act. Mobile appointments may also include a separate travel or convenience fee based on the location, distance, appointment time, and other circumstances. All applicable fees will be disclosed and agreed upon before your appointment.

I can meet you at homes, businesses, hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living communities, and other agreed-upon locations within my service area.

We provide notarization services for many types of documents, including affidavits, acknowledgments, sworn statements, real estate documents, powers of attorney, and other documents requiring notarization. Some documents may have special requirements. Please contact us before your appointment if you have questions about whether we can perform the requested notarization.

If your document does not indicate which notarial act is required, we cannot select the type of notarization for you when doing so would constitute legal advice. You may need to contact the person, agency, or attorney who prepared or will receive the document for guidance.

Yes, flexible scheduling may be available, including same-day, evening, and weekend appointments. Appointments are subject to availability, location, and applicable travel or after-hours fees. Please contact us to discuss your needs.

We may provide notarial services for Powers of Attorney and other estate-related documents when the requested notarization can lawfully be performed. Ultima Notary LLC does not prepare legal documents or provide legal advice. Questions about the contents of a document, its legal effect, or which documents you need should be directed to a qualified attorney.