We notarize U.S. documents by video call (RON — Remote Online Notarization) for use anywhere in the world. Florida-licensed service, in English or Spanish, without traveling to the United States.
Documents we notarize online (RON)
- Power of Attorney (POA) — powers of attorney for estates, property sales, legal representation
- Affidavits & Oaths — sworn statements, single-status affidavits, residency affidavits
- Acknowledgments — signature acknowledgments for contracts, deeds, mortgages
- Bill of Sale — transfers of vehicles, vessels, equipment
- Quit Claim & Warranty Deeds — U.S. real estate transfers
- Certified Copies & Verifications — certified copies of original documents (where allowed by law)
How it works — 4 steps
- Book your RON session by email or phone — 15 minutes at a coordinated time
- Verify your identity with a valid national ID or passport — KYC process validated by BlueNotary
- Sign the document on a video call with a Florida-licensed notary public
- Receive the notarized document as a digitally signed PDF with the official electronic seal
What does the service include?
- Active notary public licensed in the State of Florida
- RON (Remote Online Notarization) authorization issued by the Florida Department of State
- BlueNotary platform with legal video recording and full audit trail
- Digitally signed PDF with the official notarial seal (valid in the U.S.)
- Service in English or Spanish
- Phone/SMS support for urgent requests
Do you also need the apostille?
If the notarized document will be used outside the United States (Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru or any other Hague Convention country), it also needs the Department of State apostille to be valid internationally.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to travel to Florida to notarize?
No. RON (Remote Online Notarization) happens 100% by video call from any country. Florida law (Section 117.201, F.S.) has recognized it since 2020, and the document has the same legal validity as an in-person notarization.
How long does the session take?
The video call takes 10 to 20 minutes depending on the document type. The signed PDF is delivered immediately afterwards.
What ID do I need?
A valid national ID or passport. The BlueNotary system validates identity by photo, scan and KBA (Knowledge-Based Authentication) questions, meeting Florida legal requirements.
Is a RON notarization valid in my country?
The notarization alone is valid in the U.S. For use in another country (Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, etc.) you generally also need the Department of State apostille. We handle both in a single flow.
Can you notarize a document I already have drafted?
Yes. If your document was drafted by a lawyer or law firm (in the U.S., Argentina, Mexico or any country), we notarize it as-is. If you need help drafting it, we can refer you to partner attorneys.
How much does it cost?
RON notarization: $50 per signature (standard Florida rate). If the document needs an apostille for international use, the full package (notarization + apostille + shipping) starts at $199 with the apostille quoter.
Ready to notarize without traveling to the U.S.?
Book your RON session now or quote a package with the apostille included.
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