Acknowledgments
Confirm signer identity and willingness for deeds, powers of attorney, and similar filings.
Commissioned Florida Notary Public
Trusted notarization for personal and business documents.
We provide clear appointment guidance, identity verification, and document execution support aligned with Florida notary law.
Notary services
Serving Brandon and Hillsborough County with flexible evening and weekend availability.
Oaths and affirmations
Administer sworn statements and affidavits where legal attestations are required.
Jurats
Witness signatures and complete jurat certificates in person with proper identification.
Copy certifications
Certify qualified document copies when allowed under Florida statute.
Signature witnessing
Verify signer identity and presence during formal execution of documents.
Business notarization
Support contracts, board documents, and operational paperwork for local organizations.
Florida Notary Public Requirements
All notary services provided by Havoctech comply with Florida Statutes Chapter 117 and Hillsborough County ordinances.
What You Need to Bring:
Valid Identification
Florida law requires one of the following forms of identification:
- Florida driver's license
- Florida ID card issued by DHSMV
- U.S. Passport
- Foreign passport (with valid I-94)
- Other government-issued photo ID
Documents
Requirements for your documents:
- Documents must be complete (no blank spaces in critical areas)
- You must sign in the presence of the notary
- Documents must be in English or have certified translation
- You must understand the document you're signing
Important Information
Florida Notaries Cannot:
- Provide legal advice or prepare legal documents (unless also a licensed attorney)
- Notarize documents in which they have a financial interest
- Notarize for family members (spouse, parents, siblings, children)
- Certify copies of vital records (birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates)
- Notarize incomplete documents
- Notarize documents without the signer being physically present
Notary Fees
Florida law sets maximum fees that notaries may charge (Florida Statute 117.05):
- $10.00 - Acknowledgments
- $10.00 - Oaths or Affirmations
- $10.00 - Jurats
- $10.00 - Attestations
Contact us for current pricing and availability. Mobile notary services may incur additional travel fees.
Before your appointment
Bring valid ID
Government-issued photo identification is required for each signer.
Do not pre-sign
Signatures must be witnessed directly by the notary at the appointment.
Complete documents
Bring fully prepared documents with no missing required fields.
Plan your service type
We handle acknowledgments, jurats, oaths, and related notarial acts.
Book or request notary help
Contact us for in-office or mobile notary options. Travel fees may apply for mobile requests.
How notarization works
1
Schedule your visit
Contact HavocTech by phone or email and identify your document type and preferred time.
2
Bring valid ID and unsigned documents
All signers must appear with acceptable identification and sign in person before the notary.
3
Identity and document verification
We verify identity, ensure required notarial language is present, and complete the proper act.
4
Finalize and deliver
The completed notarization is sealed and ready for submission to your receiving party.
Frequently asked questions
Bring a current, government-issued photo ID, such as a state driver license, state ID, or passport.
No. Signatures must be witnessed by the notary in person unless a different legal process explicitly applies.
Yes. Mobile appointments are available based on schedule and location with potential travel fees.