Remote Online Notarization (RON)
Meet a commissioned Florida online notary by live audio-video connection, complete identity verification and sign eligible electronic documents without traveling to the Sanford office.
Notarize · Authenticate · Use Abroad
A clear route through notarization, Apostille of documents, authentication and international document use—with remote online appointments available for eligible signers.
Choose the right document path
The correct process depends on where the document was issued, who signed it, where it is going and what the receiving authority requires. We help you distinguish ordinary notarization from Apostille, authentication and legalization before documents start moving between agencies.
Meet a commissioned Florida online notary by live audio-video connection, complete identity verification and sign eligible electronic documents without traveling to the Sanford office.
Coordination for eligible state and federal documents intended for use in Hague Apostille Convention countries, including review of the issuing authority and required certification chain.
Guidance through county, state, federal and consular steps when a document is not eligible for a standard Apostille or the destination country requires additional legalization.
Common document types
Eligibility depends on the document and destination. Confirm requirements before signing or ordering certified copies.
Before work begins
A state-issued record, federal document and privately signed document can require different authorities.
The destination country and receiving institution determine whether Apostille or legalization is appropriate.
Some documents must be signed before a notary using specific wording, while certified records should not be altered.
Common questions
Notarization confirms a signing or another notarial act. An Apostille authenticates the public official's signature or seal so an eligible document can be recognized in another country that participates in the Hague Apostille Convention. Some documents need notarization before they can be submitted for an Apostille.
Yes, for documents and signers eligible for Florida Remote Online Notarization. The signer appears by live audio-video connection and completes identity verification. Acceptance should be confirmed with the receiving organization before the session.
Yes. We help clients identify the likely notarization, county, state, federal, Apostille or legalization path for documents intended for international use. The destination country's requirements and the document's issuing authority determine the correct route.
Tell us the document type, issuing location and destination country.