Every document — and exactly what a Florida notary can do with it.

A birth certificate is the document people most often try to get notarized — and the one a Florida notary legally cannot copy-certify. We can't make a certified copy, but for use abroad we apostille your certified birth certificate so it's recognized overseas. This is our most common apostille.

Settling an estate, claiming a foreign pension, or closing accounts overseas often requires an apostilled death certificate. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a death certificate — but we apostille the certified original so it's accepted abroad, handled with care during a hard time.

Marrying abroad, applying for a spousal visa, or claiming a foreign benefit? You'll likely need an apostilled marriage certificate. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a marriage record — but we apostille the certified copy so it holds up in another country.

Remarrying abroad, updating immigration status, or proving a name change overseas can require an apostilled divorce decree. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a court divorce decree — but we apostille the clerk-certified copy so it's recognized in another country.

Applying to a university or employer abroad? They usually want your transcript apostilled, not just notarized. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a school transcript — but we apostille the registrar-certified transcript so foreign institutions accept it.

Work visas, residency, and foreign teaching jobs almost always require an apostilled FBI background check (FBI Identity History Summary). A Florida notary cannot copy-certify it — and unlike most apostilles, an FBI check is authenticated through the U.S. Department of State, not Tallahassee. We handle that federal channel for you.

Custody orders, judgments, name-change orders, and other court rulings used abroad need an apostille on the clerk-certified copy. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a court order — but we apostille the certified copy so it's recognized in another country.

International adoption, dual citizenship, and overseas benefit claims can require apostilled adoption records. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify adoption documents — but we apostille the court- or agency-certified records so they're accepted abroad, handled with discretion.

Need a notarized copy of your Florida driver's license for a rental application, an out-of-state employer, or an insurance claim? A Florida notary can attest that a photocopy is a true copy of the original — as long as you bring the real card. We do it on the spot, anywhere in Palm Beach County.

A certified copy of your passport is one of the most-requested items we handle — banks, foreign consulates, and overseas employers ask for it constantly. A Florida notary can certify that a photocopy of your passport is a true copy, with the booklet in hand. Bilingual, mobile, same-day.

Applying for a job, license, or graduate program abroad and asked for a notarized copy of your diploma? A Florida notary can certify a true copy of a diploma or degree certificate. And if it's headed overseas, we can apostille it in the same visit.

Need a notarized copy of a student ID — for a scholarship, a tenancy, a phone plan, or a transit discount? A Florida notary can certify a true copy of a school or university student ID card with the original present. Quick, low-cost, and we come to campus or your home.

Asked for a notarized copy of your employee ID or company badge for a background check, a visa file, or an HR record? A Florida notary can certify a true copy of an employer-issued ID with the original card present. We come to your office or home, days, evenings, and weekends.

Professional certifications, training certificates, and awards often need a notarized copy for licensing boards, employers, or applications abroad. A Florida notary can certify a true copy of a certificate or award with the original in hand — and apostille it if it's leaving the country.

Proving funds for a visa, a mortgage abroad, or a rental? You may be asked for a notarized copy of your bank statement. A Florida notary can certify a true copy of a printed bank statement with the original in front of us — fast, mobile, and bilingual.

Utility bills and invoices are common proof-of-address and proof-of-purchase documents — and sometimes a notarized copy is required. A Florida notary can certify a true copy of a bill or invoice with the original present. We come to you across Palm Beach County.

A power of attorney is one document where a notary is essential — we notarize your signature so it's legally valid, and apostille it when it's used abroad. We can't certify a copy of an already-signed POA, but we do the part that actually makes it work: the notarization (and the apostille for international use).

Selling or transferring a vehicle in Florida means notarizing the title — and sometimes verifying the VIN. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a vehicle title (it's a state record), but we notarize the title transfer and can perform a VIN verification, on-site at your driveway or dealer.

Transferring real estate — a quitclaim, warranty, or lady bird deed — requires a notary to acknowledge the signatures so the deed can be recorded. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify a recorded deed (that's the clerk's job), but we notarize the deed at signing and apostille it when an out-of-country owner is involved.

Mortgages abroad, visa applications, and foreign income filings sometimes ask for a certified or apostilled tax return. A Florida notary cannot copy-certify an IRS tax return — but we can notarize a sworn statement about it, and apostille IRS-issued documents for use abroad.