Frequently asked questions

An apostille is an internationally recognized certificate that proves a U.S. document is genuine, so it's accepted in countries that belong to the Hague Convention. You typically need one for documents used abroad — a birth or marriage certificate, diploma, power of attorney, or an FBI background check. Tell us the destination country and we'll confirm what's required.

Usually about a week when we handle it for you, versus roughly 6–8 weeks doing it yourself by mail. Federal documents (like FBI background checks) can take longer because they route through the U.S. Department of State. We track it end-to-end so you're not chasing agencies.

Yes — we're a mobile notary. We travel to your home, office, hospital bedside, care facility, or the county jail across Южная Флорида и по всей стране почтой. Same-day, evenings, and weekends are available. If you're outside our usual area, ask us — we'll let you know how we can help.

A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID — a driver license, state ID, or passport. The name on your ID should match the name on the document. Bring the complete document unsigned; you'll sign it in front of the notary. If your document requires witnesses, let us know and we'll guide you.

Yes. We work in English, Español, Русский, and Українська. We'll make sure you understand exactly what you're signing, and we offer certified translations (RU/UA/ES) accepted by USCIS, courts, and consulates — often paired with your notarization in a single trip.

Yes — we're a certified loan signing agent for real-estate closings, refinances, HELOCs, and seller packages. We're accurate, on time, and ready when your title or escrow company needs us, with bilingual signings for non-English-speaking borrowers.

Yes. Federal documents — including FBI background checks — are authenticated through the U.S. Department of State, a different channel from state documents handled by the Florida Secretary of State. We manage both so you don't have to figure out which agency you need.

Florida's statutory notary fee is $10 per signature, plus a travel fee for coming to you (mobile notary starts around $35 travel). Apostille service starts from $150 per document. Translations and loan signings are quoted by the job. Говорим по-русски и по-украински · Español · English. Text or chat us with your document and ZIP for an exact quote.

We come to you — your home, office, hospital bedside, or the county jail. Same-day, evenings and weekends. Pricing: $10 per stamp + travel.

Get your documents authenticated for legal use abroad. We handle the Florida Secretary of State and federal (FBI background check) channels for you. Pricing: from $150 / document.

Certified translations accepted by USCIS and consulates — Russian, Ukrainian, and Spanish, done by a native speaker. Pricing: $10 per page.

Certified loan signing for real-estate closings and refinances — accurate, on-time, and ready when your title company needs it. Pricing: from $150.