iRemoteNotary notarizes eligible professional affidavits and agency documents in a live audio-video session with a commissioned U.S. online notary. Send the unsigned document, tell us who will sign, and start a request. If you already know your role, choose a page below.
This service is for the professional who signs and for the company that routes that signer to a session. Choose the page that matches the document.
Yes. Review happens before scheduling. If the page prints a notarial certificate, the session is set up to match that certificate. If the page is only a penalty-of-perjury declaration, we tell you that and do not notarize a certificate that is not there.
The person who submits the request can be a coordinator. The signer is the person who appears on camera and is named on the notarial certificate. Include the organization name, whether the requester is the signer, the document title, any form number and revision, the recipient court or agency, and whether the page shows a notarial certificate or a penalty-of-perjury declaration.
Yes. A signer can be traveling or outside the United States when the commissioning state's online-notary rules allow the appearance. An international session commonly starts at $50 for one signer and one notarization. The receiving party still decides acceptance. Read the appearance rule on the affidavit of service guide, or the general page to notarize a U.S. affidavit while abroad.
A domestic session with one signer and one notarization is $25. Each additional notarization is $15. An additional signer is $10. A witness is $15. An international session coordination fee of $25 applies when a signer is outside the United States. An international session commonly starts at $50 for one signer and one notarization. There is no public volume discount. Confirm the published table on online notary pricing.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Base session, first notarization | $25 |
| Each additional notarization | $15 |
| Additional signer | $10 |
| Witness | $15 |
| International session coordination fee | $25 |
| International session, commonly, 1 signer and 1 notarization | $50 |
A process-serving company, investigation agency, law firm, or legal-support team can use the same request path each time a notarial act is required. Describe the workflow and the volume. iRemoteNotary does not publish a subscription or a bulk price.
Session steps are on how an online notary session works.
The court, circuit, or FDACS decides whether to accept the filing.
| Document | Guide |
|---|---|
| Affidavit, proof, or return of service | How to tell whether an affidavit of service has a notarial section |
| FDACS Chapter 493 form | Which FDACS forms include a notarial section |
| Florida circuit certificate of good conduct | Florida process-server certificates of good conduct |
Eligible affidavits, returns, and agency forms that print a notarial section. Process servers, legal-support teams, private investigators, and security or recovery agencies each have a page.
Start a request, name the organization and the signer, and describe the unsigned document in the notes.
Yes. Review happens before the appointment so the session matches the certificate printed on the page.
Yes. A coordinator can submit the request. The named signer appears on the live audio-video session.
Yes, when the commissioning state's online-notary rules allow the appearance. International sessions commonly start at $50 for one signer and one notarization.
A domestic session with one signer and one notarization is $25. Each additional notarization is $15. An additional signer is $10. A witness is $15. An international session coordination fee of $25 applies when a signer is outside the United States. An international session commonly starts at $50 for one signer and one notarization.