Notary Services

A notary verifies that the signer personally appeared before the notary and acknowledged signing the document.

Maximum fee: $10 per notarial act (per certificate) 

A notary administers an oath or affirmation to a signer (e.g., swearing to the truth of contents).

Maximum fee: $10 per notarial act  

The signer signs a document in the presence of the notary, who then administers an oath or affirmation certifying the contents.

Maximum fee: $10 per notarial act  

A notary certifies copies of certain documents (e.g., business records).

Maximum fee: $10 per notarial act  

Florida notaries are authorized to solemnize weddings when complying with the appropriate statutory requirements.

Maximum fee: Same as the clerk of the circuit court — currently up to $30 Full wedding ceremony starts at $100

While Florida law sets maximum notarial act fees, a notary may lawfully charge additional fees not set by statute if agreed to in advance, such as:

• Travel      fees (common for mobile services) $50 
• Wait      time or scheduling fees — arranged upfront with the signer $20 per      hour
• Convenience      or administrative fees — may be charged if disclosed before service

Note: These extra charges are not state-mandated and are separate from the notary fee cap. Always disclose them to the client before performing the service.