General Notary
Do you have a notary embosser or raised seal?
Yes. B. Elise Notary Services has a notary embosser available for documents that request or require an embossed impression. An embosser creates a raised impression on the paper and may sometimes be referred to as a raised seal. It can be used in ...
Where can I get a Power of Attorney document?
B. Elise Notary Services does not draft or prepare Power of Attorney documents and cannot provide legal advice or recommend which type of Power of Attorney is appropriate for your situation. If you need a Power of Attorney prepared, you may choose to ...
Do I need witnesses for a Power of Attorney?
For a Florida Power of Attorney, generally yes. Florida law requires the principal to sign the Power of Attorney in the presence of two subscribing witnesses. The principal must also acknowledge the Power of Attorney before a Notary Public or as ...
How do I know what type of Power of Attorney I need?
There are different types of Powers of Attorney, and the appropriate document depends on the authority you want to give another person, your individual circumstances, and applicable law. Because choosing or recommending a specific Power of Attorney ...
Do you draft Power of Attorney documents?
No. B. Elise Notary Services does not draft or prepare Power of Attorney documents and does not provide legal advice. As a Notary Public, our role is to perform the appropriate notarial act on a properly prepared document. We cannot create a Power of ...
What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows one person, known as the principal, to give another person, known as the agent or attorney-in-fact, authority to act on the principal’s behalf. The authority granted to the agent is determined ...
What are your business hours?
B. Elise Notary Services is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM ET. Appointments are available for in-office, mobile, and Remote Online Notarization (RON) services based on availability. Weekend and after-hours appointments may be ...
Do you offer online notarization?
Yes. B. Elise Notary Services offers Remote Online Notarization (RON) performed by a Florida-commissioned Remote Online Notary. Remote Online Notarization allows eligible documents to be signed and notarized electronically during a live, secure ...
Where are you located for in-office appointments
B. Elise Notary Services offers in-office appointments at: 1680 SW Bayshore Blvd, Suite 1003 Port St. Lucie, FL 34984 In-office services are available by appointment. We recommend scheduling before arriving so we can confirm availability and ensure ...
Do I need an appointment or do you accept walk-ins
Appointments are required for all notary services. Walk-in services are not available. Same-day appointments may be available depending on our schedule and the type of service requested. Because B. Elise Notary Services provides in-office, mobile, ...
How do I schedule an appointment?
Appointments with B. Elise Notary Services can be scheduled through our Online Booking system. When booking, select the service that best matches your needs, such as in-office, mobile, or Remote Online Notarization (RON), and complete the requested ...
How much does notary service cost?
Notary service pricing depends on the type of appointment and any additional services requested. For in-office notarizations, B. Elise Notary Services charges $10 per notarial act. Florida law permits a Notary Public to charge up to $10 for an ...
What payment methods do you accept?
B. Elise Notary Services accepts the following payment methods: Cash Zelle Credit cards Debit cards Cash App and Venmo are not accepted at this time. Payment is generally due at the time of service unless other payment arrangements have been approved ...
How can I securely send my documents?
Documents containing personal or sensitive information may be securely uploaded through our Secure Document Upload Portal. Secure Document Upload Portal Our secure upload system is designed to provide a safer method for transmitting documents and ...
Can you fax my documents after notarization?
Yes. B. Elise Notary Services offers faxing services for notarized documents. After your notarization is completed, we can fax your documents to the recipient you specify. Please provide the correct fax number and recipient information before ...
What if my document was emailed to me and I cannot print it?
No problem. B. Elise Notary Services offers document printing services for customers who need documents printed for their appointment. If your document was emailed to you or provided electronically, you can send it to us before your appointment using ...
What if my document requires witnesses?
Some documents require one or more witnesses in addition to notarization. Witness requirements vary depending on the type of document, the applicable law, and the instructions provided with the document. It is the signer's responsibility to determine ...
What if all signers cannot be present?
All signers do not necessarily have to be present at the same appointment. However, each person whose signature is being notarized must personally appear before the Notary Public for their individual notarization. Depending on the type of ...
What other forms of identification can I use?
Florida law permits several forms of identification to establish a signer's identity for an in-person notarization. Acceptable identification may include: Florida driver's license or identification card U.S. passport Foreign passport stamped by U.S. ...
What if my ID was issued more than five years ago?
For an in-person Florida notarization, an acceptable identification document must generally be current or have been issued within the past five years and meet the other requirements established by Florida law. Online Sunshine If your identification ...
What if my driver’s license is expired?
In Florida, certain expired driver licenses and state-issued IDs may still be accepted if issued within the last five years. Additional identification requirements may apply depending on the situation. We cannot accept expired passports.
What do I need to get started?
To prepare for your appointment, please have the following ready: Completed documents (unsigned) All required signers present Valid identification for all signers and witnesses Required witnesses, if applicable Witnesses may also be provided for an ...
What documents cannot be notarized?
Certain documents and situations cannot legally be notarized. Examples include: Incomplete documents with blank spaces Documents without the signer present Documents missing notarial wording Copies of certain official records such as birth ...
What documents do you notarize?
B. Elise Notary Services LLC notarizes a wide variety of documents for individuals and businesses. As a Notary Public, our role is to verify identity, witness signatures, and complete the notarial certificate — not to determine or advise on the ...