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Affidavits are used to make sworn statements for many reasons, from declaring losses to an insurance to declaring U.S. citizenship before traveling to a foreign country.

An acknowledgment is a notarial act in which the signer confirms they voluntarily signed a document. The document may be signed before or during the appointment, but the signer must appear in person with valid identification. Please note: Florida law requires that the signer or document issuer determine the type of notarization needed. I am not an attorney and cannot advise you on which notarial act to select. If unsure, please contact the document’s issuing agency or an attorney for guidance.

At Onyx Mobile Notary Group, we have authority to certify - or "attest" - that a copy of an original document is a complete and true reproduction of the document that was copied. This does not include vital records or public records. Please note: Florida law requires that the signer or document issuer determine the type of notarization needed. I am not an attorney & cannot advise which notarial act to select. If unsure, please contact the document’s issuer.

At Onyx Mobile Notary Group, our Notary Travel Fee ensures you receive expert notarization services in the comfort of your own home, even on evenings and weekends. We prioritize your convenience and schedule, making the notarization process seamless and accessible.

An oath or affirmation is a notarial act where the signer swears or affirms that the contents of a document are true. The document must be signed in the presence of the notary and requires a verbal oath or affirmation. Please note: Florida law requires that the signer or document issuer determine the type of notarization needed. I am not an attorney and cannot advise you on which notarial act to select. If you are unsure, please contact the document’s issuing agency or an attorney for guidance.

ONYX Mobile Notary Group is authorized to physically inspects and certifies a VIN. The owner of the vehicle must swear before a Notary that the VIN and odometer readings are correct.