What to Expect from Mobile Notary Services
Not sure what a mobile notary does?
Not sure what a mobile notary does? Here’s what you need to know before booking:
What We Do:
Mobile notaries travel to your location to handle notarizations for:
Real estate closings
Powers of attorney
Immigration documents
Loan signings & more
Why People Prefer Mobile Notaries:
Saves time & travel
Flexible scheduling, including evenings & weekends
Discreet & comfortable service
📱 Skip the bank—book your mobile notary appointment with Stone Notary today at stone-notary.com or stone.notary@gmail.com.
How to Become a Notary in Florida: Complete 2025 Guide
Becoming a notary in Florida is simpler than you think—and it can be a great side hustle or full-time career.
Becoming a notary in Florida is simpler than you think—and it can be a great side hustle or full-time career.
Steps to Become a Notary:
Meet Requirements – Be at least 18, a Florida resident, no felony convictions.
Complete Education – Florida requires a short online notary education course.
Submit Application & Bond – Through the Florida Dept. of State.
Get Supplies – Purchase a notary seal & journal to start working.
Notary work can be a reliable way to serve your community and build financial freedom—I’m living proof!
📱 Need guidance or notarization services? Contact me at stone-notary.com or stone.notary@gmail.com.
✅ 5. What to Expect from Mobile Notary Services
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Not sure what a mobile notary does? Here’s what you need to know before booking:
What We Do:
Mobile notaries travel to your location to handle notarizations for:
Real estate closings
Powers of attorney
Immigration documents
Loan signings & more
Why People Prefer Mobile Notaries:
Saves time & travel
Flexible scheduling, including evenings & weekends
Discreet & comfortable service
📱 Skip the bank—book your mobile notary appointment with Stone Notary today at stone-notary.com or stone.notary@gmail.com.
Apostilles Made Simple: What They Are and When You Need One
If you're handling documents for use in another country—whether it’s a birth certificate, a power of attorney, or business paperwork—you’ve likely heard the term apostille. But what exactly is it?
If you're handling documents for use in another country—whether it’s a birth certificate, a power of attorney, or business paperwork—you’ve likely heard the term apostille. But what exactly is it?
At Stone Notary, we help clients every day navigate the apostille process with ease. If international document certification feels overwhelming, this blog is for you.
🌍 What Is an Apostille?
An apostille is a form of authentication issued for documents to be recognized in countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention. Think of it as an international notary seal—it proves your document is valid and legally acceptable overseas.
📄 When Do You Need an Apostille?
You’ll likely need an apostille if you're sending official documents to another country for:
Dual citizenship or passport applications
Marriage or divorce recognition abroad
Adoption processes
International business or banking
Power of attorney for a relative overseas
School or university enrollment in a foreign country
🧾 Common Documents That May Need Apostilles
Birth certificates
Marriage licenses
Death certificates
Power of attorney
Court documents
Notarized affidavits
Business formation documents
School transcripts and diplomas
⚠️ Apostille vs. Notarization
These two are often confused:
Notarization verifies the signer’s identity and willingness to sign.
Apostille certifies the notary or public official’s authority to make the notarization official for use in another country.
You may need both steps, depending on your document type.
🛠️ How Stone Notary Helps
Getting an apostille doesn’t have to be stressful or confusing. Here’s how Stone Notary can help:
✅ Mobile notary service to get your documents notarized first
✅ We’ll review your documents to ensure they’re ready for apostille
✅ We handle Florida apostilles and authentication through the Dept of State
✅ Rush and mail-in options available
✅ Clear, flat-rate pricing—no surprises
📌 Important Note: Not Every Country Uses Apostilles
Some countries—like Canada or China—are not part of the Hague Convention. In these cases, a different process called authentication and legalization applies.
Don’t worry—we’ll guide you through that too.
💬 Final Thoughts
International paperwork is a serious matter—don’t let a missing apostille cause delays, rejection, or worse.
Whether you're dealing with personal, academic, or legal documents, Stone Notary is here to help you get it done right—the first time.
📱 Ready to start? Book your apostille service today at stone-notary.com or email us at stone.notary@gmail.com.