Mobile Notary Services : Downtown Miami
On-Demand 24/7 Mobile Notary Services
in Downtown Miami
We travel directly to your law firm, corporate office, high-rise condo, or the courthouse in Downtown Miami. Fast, discrete, and state-approved notarizations.
Schedule a Mobile NotaryWhat We Notarize
Professional notarization for all personal, legal, and commercial documents.
Home Loans & Mortgages
Affidavits & Oaths
Power of Attorney
Apostille Processing
Commercial Documents
Legal Documents
Permits & Applications
Estate Planning
VIN Verification
I-9 Employment
Where We Travel in Downtown Miami
We provide premium convenience by meeting you exactly where you need us in the city center.
Corporate Offices & Law Firms
High-Rise Condominiums
Courthouses & Gov Buildings
Hospitals & Clinics
Coffee Shops (Bayside area)
Tow Yards
Don't Have Your Documents Yet?
Save time with our professional, state-compliant document templates. Download immediately, fill out, and then book us to notarize!
Best Value
POA Bundle (2-in-1)
Includes both Durable & Special Power of Attorney templates.
English & Spanish
Minor Travel Consent
Bilingual forms required for international travel with minors.
Estate Planning
Last Will & Testament Kit
Complete legal template to secure your final wishes.
Health Directive
Living Will (Advanced Directive)
Designate critical healthcare choices for medical emergencies.
Versión en Español
Poder Legal Duradero (POA)
Florida Durable Power of Attorney completely in Spanish.
$1.00 DEAL
School Residency Affidavit
Standard verified form for local school enrollment.
Mobile Notary Downtown Miami Pricing
Downtown Miami Mobile
$75
Standard Travel Fee (Downtown Area)
✔️ We travel directly to your location
✔️ General document notarization
✔️ Perfect for law firms, condos, and offices
*State mandated signature fee ($10/stamp) not included.
Medical / Specialized
Advance Directive / Hospital
$150
Healthcare Facilities & Senior Homes
✔️ Travel to hospital, rehab, or senior care facility
✔️ Includes up to 7 Notarizations
✔️ Includes up to 30 minutes of wait time
✔️ Specialized compliance for medical settings
❌ Excludes witness fees (Available for additional fee)
Hospital & Healthcare Facility Rules
We specialize in executing Healthcare Directives and Power of Attorney forms. Please review standard facility policies prior to booking.
Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Max 1 guest per room
- Masks are required
- Must notify Head Nurse prior
- Valid ID required for patient
Mount Sinai Hospital
- Max 2 guests per room
- Masks are required
- Must notify Head Nurse prior
- Valid ID required for patient
Senior Homes / Hospices
- Guest policy varies by location
- Facility check-in required
- Valid ID required for patient
- Witness requirements strictly enforced
⚠️ CRITICAL LEGAL REQUIREMENT: The patient MUST be awake, alert, and able to communicate their understanding of the documents being signed. By law, a notary cannot sign or notarize documents if the patient is unconscious or unresponsive. (Service travel fees still apply if the notary arrives and the patient is unable to sign).
Downtown Miami Coverage Area
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you meet me at my law firm or the courthouse?
Yes. We frequently provide mobile notary services at law firms, corporate offices, and near the Miami-Dade County Courthouse in Downtown Miami to execute affidavits, depositions, and real estate documents.
How much does standard mobile notary service cost in Downtown Miami?
Our standard mobile travel fee for the Downtown Miami area is $75. Once we arrive, the State of Florida mandates a maximum fee of $10 per notarized signature stamp. For a precise quote based on your documents, please use our Free Instant Estimate tool above.
Can the notary sign if the patient in the hospital is unconscious?
No. If a patient is unconscious or not alert, it is strictly prohibited by Florida law for a notary to notarize documents on their behalf. The patient must be able to acknowledge what they are signing. Note: Travel fees still apply if we arrive and the patient cannot sign.
Can I bring my own witnesses to the hospital or my condo?
Yes! Florida law requires two witnesses for Living Wills and Power of Attorney forms. You may bring your own, but they must be 18+ years old, have NO financial interest in the documents, and cannot be an immediate blood relative or spouse of the patient. If you cannot provide witnesses, we can supply them for an additional fee.
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