Usually fine on video
Affidavits and sworn statements, powers of attorney (with witness planning), deeds, consent forms, business documents, and most loan packages. If you've never tried it, here's what a video session looks like.
Online Document Notarization
Affidavits, loan packages, I-9s, and more—notarized online with accurate 24/7 scheduling.
Online Document Notarization
If you're wondering whether I can notarize your document, the answer is almost always yes. The better question is whether it can be done on video or needs me in person. Online Document Notarization covers most affidavits, deeds, estate papers and consent forms, and this page shows which is which.
I'm Javid Owji. Most files finish in a remote online notarization session. The rest I handle at your door, anywhere in seven Central Florida counties. Online Document Notarization still means a real ID check, a witnessed signature and a completed certificate. Call or text 407-252-5276.
It's nice that Javid travels to your place. He's very respectful and works fast.
What is RON?
Just for Fun
Remote or in person?
Needs me in the room
VIN inspections, I-9 document review, jail and hospital signings, and anything the recipient insists be signed in wet ink. I travel for these across the counties on service areas.
Documents I notarize
Real estate and lending
- Purchase and refinance packages
- HELOCs and reverse mortgages
- Deeds and quitclaim deeds
- Occupancy and name affidavits
- Lien releases and satisfactions
Full loan packages and closings have their own page.
Estate and family
- Last will and testament
- Living wills and health care directives
- Trust documents
- Safe-deposit box inventories
Florida has strict witness rules for powers of attorney. The IRS's own tax POA is a different form: Form 2848.
Children and travel
- Consent for a minor to travel
- Guardianship and custody affidavits
- Adoption papers
- School and passport forms that need a sworn statement
Vehicles and work
- VIN verification on Florida form HSMV 82042, in person
- Form I-9 document review as your authorized representative, in person
- Employment affidavits and verifications
An I-9 review isn't a notarial act, so there's no seal. It's a careful look at original documents on the employer's behalf.
Court, insurance and personal
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Name-change forms
- Insurance claims and proofs of loss
- Letters of authorization
Getting married? I also officiate weddings, and handle the name-change paperwork afterward.
Going abroad
- Diplomas and transcripts (notarized copies or statements)
- Corporate resolutions and articles
- Powers of attorney for use overseas
Most of these need an apostille after I notarize them. Tell me the country when you book.
In Javid's words
Give me a call for whatever you need notarized!
Before you book
Hospitals, nursing homes and jails
These signings happen when a family is already under stress, so I plan them carefully and come in person. Before I drive out, I'll ask you to confirm:
- The signer is alert and understands what they're signing
- The signer has a current photo ID with them, or the facility can provide the ID it holds
- The facility's visiting rules and hours (jails often need an appointment)
- Whether witnesses are needed, and who they'll be
- That the document is complete, with no blanks left to fill in on the day
Javid was so professional and on time. Made the process easy and fast.
If a signer can't understand the document or sign willingly, I can't notarize it, and I'll tell you that kindly and plainly.
Quick answers
Can you prepare the document for me?
No.
A notary can't draft legal documents or choose the form. Bring the finished document; I'll notarize it.
What will it cost?
It depends on the act and the trip.
Florida caps the notarial act; travel and the platform are separate. Pricing is explained on one page.
What ID do I need?
A current government photo ID.
Here's the list of acceptable identification for notarization.
My document isn't listed. Can you still help?
Probably.
Call and describe it. If it isn't something a notary can do, I'll point you to who can.
I already signed it. Is that a problem?
For an acknowledgment, usually not. For a jurat, yes.
With an acknowledgment, you confirm to me that the signature is yours. A jurat has to be signed in front of me, after you take the oath.
Do you keep a copy of my document?
No.
I record the notarization in my journal, and video sessions are recorded as Florida requires. The document itself stays with you.
Can you come on a weekend?
Yes.
Weekend and evening visits are normal, including hospitals and care facilities with visiting hours.
Who you're working with
I've spent more than 18 years reviewing documents for lenders and attorneys, so I read yours before we meet, check the names against the ID, and make sure every blank that should be filled is filled. You'll get the same care for a one-page travel consent as for a hundred-page refinance.
Send the document type and your deadline through the contact page, or call or text 407-252-5276.