Notary Basics
Anchor Notary Co. is here to make notarization simple. Whether you’re new to the process or just need a refresher, this guide covers the basics — from what a notary does to which documents often require notarization. âš“
What Does a Notary Do?
A notary public is a state-appointed official who verifies the identity of signers, witnesses signatures, and helps prevent fraud. Think of a notary as a trusted witness who ensures important documents are signed correctly and legally recognized.
Remote Online Notarization (RON) in Florida
Florida, Remote Online Notarization (RON) allows a commissioned notary public who has completed state approval to notarize documents online through an approved, secure audio-video technology.​
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With RON, signers will:
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Verify their identity electronically
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Meet the notary in a live video session
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Sign and receive their notarized document digitally​​
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Common Documents That Require Notarization
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Affidavits and sworn statements
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Parental consent forms for minors to travel
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Power of Attorney documents
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Real estate paperwork
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Loan agreements
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Business contracts
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Why Use a Remote Online Notary?
Remote Online Notarization (RON) makes the notarization process faster, easier, and more accessible than ever. Instead of meeting in person, you connect with a state-approved notary through a secure video session.
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Jurat vs. Acknowledgment – What’s the Difference?
Acknowledgment: You confirm you signed the document willingly.
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Jurat: You swear/affirm the contents of the document are true.