Notario público
At Servientrega International we have a notary in charge in each of our main agencies in Doral, Kendall and Lauderhill, ready to help you notarize your business and personal documents quickly, safely and efficiently.
Prepare to sign
your documents with the notary:
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID when visiting notary services at our main agencies.
- Make sure you bring all the documents that need to be notarized.
- Make sure the documents are complete and ready to be signed.
- If you need legal advice, consult a lawyer. The notary public is prohibited from assisting you in preparing, completing or understanding legal documents.
- Some documents may require signature witnesses in addition to notarization. The notary cannot be a witness and we cannot offer this service. Bring your own witnesses.
Documents you can notarize
- Wills
- Trusts
- Scriptures
- Contracts
- Affidavits
- Capability
Our main offices:
Doral, Kendall, Lauderhill
Contact us
(786) 331 9001 schedule your appointment
Contact usOnce your document is notarized,
We offer our services:
Shipments
- Now that you have your notarized documents, let us help you get them to their final destination. We offer delivery throughout the United States, Colombia and Latin America.
- Tell us what you need and we will help you choose the most convenient option for you.
Copies
If you need to save a copy of your notarial documents, we can take care of that. Whether in color or black and white, our copiers can produce letter, legal, ledger and tabloid size copies quickly and efficiently.
Fax or scanner
Do you need to fax or scan your notarial documents? No problem. Our machines are ready. Once your documents are submitted, you will receive confirmation that they have been received.
Frequently asked questions
• How much does it cost to use the services of a notary public?
Our notary public services cost $12.00 USD per signature.
• What are the duties of a notary public? What can you do?
It is the duty of a notary public to prevent fraud related to the signing of documents. It generally verifies the identity of the signer, and in some cases you may be required to administer an oath as part of the signature.
• What does it mean to have a document notarized?
Having a document notarized means that the document has the seal of the notary public as proof that it has been authenticated and duly documented in the notary's journal of notarial actions.
• What is the purpose of a notary public?
A notary public serves as an impartial witness and prevents fraudulent acts by ensuring that people are who they say they are when signing important documents. It also ensures that participants signing documents do so voluntarily and that they are aware of what they are signing.
• Are you required to sign the document before a notary public?
Yes, all signatures must be done in the presence of the notary public, under no circumstances do our notaries do it otherwise.
• What does it mean to witness a signature?
It means that a person observed or served as a witness at the signing of a legal document. The witness is also usually required to sign the document as proof that he or she was present during the signing.
• Can a notary public refuse to notarize a document?
Yes, under certain circumstances a notary public may refuse to notarize a document. If the signer does not meet the notarization requirements because the signer and the notary public cannot understand each other, for example, or if the signer is confused or cannot definitively identify themselves, the notarization may then be denied. A notary public also cannot notarize a document in which he or she has any personal interest. Civil registry documents and any documents with missing or incomplete pages are also not eligible to be notarized. Notarization of illegal or inappropriate transactions should also be rejected.
• Do both parties have to be present to notarize a document?
No, people can have their documents notarized by notaries public at different times and even in different places. In these cases, each of the public notaries must record where the document was notarized, the type of notarial action, the name of the signer and the date.
• What do you need to bring to the notary public?
You will need to bring the document and the appropriate identification issued by your state.
• What identification is necessary for a notary public?
Identification presented to the notary public must be issued by the state or federal government, and must include your signature, photograph, and physical description. Always follow your state's specific laws regarding what identification is acceptable to have a document notarized. In many states, common types of identification include a driver's license, US military ID, permanent resident card, or US passport.
• Can you notarize something online?
No, our notaries public are only available to notarize documents at our main agencies.
