Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Lyomar Notary Services provides mobile notary appointments at homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other agreed locations throughout Palm Beach County and surrounding South Florida communities.

We serve Palm Beach County and nearby South Florida communities, including Boca Raton, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, Greenacres, Riviera Beach, Royal Palm Beach, and nearby areas.

Same-day appointments may be available when scheduling, travel time, document readiness, signer availability, and identification requirements allow. Availability is confirmed before the appointment is scheduled.

Hospital, nursing home, assisted living, rehabilitation, and care facility appointments may be available. The signer must be alert, willing, able to communicate, and able to present acceptable ID. Facility rules may also apply.

Jail or correctional facility appointments may be available depending on the facility rules, visiting procedures, document requirements, and scheduling availability. Please contact us with the facility name and document type.

Remote Online Notarization, or RON, allows eligible documents to be notarized online using identity verification, audio-video technology, and electronic signing through a secure platform.

A Florida notary may be able to perform Remote Online Notarization for eligible signers in other locations when the notarial act and platform requirements are met. Document acceptance can vary, so confirm with the receiving party before scheduling.

You typically need a compatible device with camera and microphone, reliable internet, an email address, acceptable identification, and an eligible document that can be completed through the online platform.

No. Some documents, receiving agencies, lenders, courts, foreign authorities, or transaction parties may not accept remote notarization. Please confirm document eligibility before scheduling.

Remote notarization uses secure identity verification and audio-video technology. Lyomar Notary Services also treats client information and documents as confidential.

Yes. We provide notary and loan signing support for real estate documents, mortgage closings, refinance packages, buyer and seller documents, and related forms.

We can notarize properly prepared wills, powers of attorney, trusts, healthcare directives, and estate planning documents when notarial requirements are met. We do not draft documents or provide legal advice.

Yes. Affidavits usually require a jurat, which means the signer swears or affirms the truthfulness of the statement before signing.

Apostille assistance may be available where applicable. Apostille requirements depend on the document type, destination country, and issuing authority.

Yes. Business documents may include contracts, corporate forms, authorization letters, affidavits, vendor paperwork, and other properly prepared documents.

I-9 employment verification support may be available when an employer or authorized representative requests assistance. This is separate from a notarial act unless a document also requires notarization.

Documents cannot be notarized if the signer is not present when required, lacks acceptable ID, appears unwilling or unaware, the document has blank required sections, the notarial wording is missing or improper, or the requested act is not permitted. We do not provide legal advice.

Copy certifications may be available only where permitted by Florida notary law. Some vital records and public records must be obtained from the official issuing agency instead.

Signers should provide current, acceptable government-issued photo identification, such as a driver license, state ID, passport, or other ID permitted under Florida notary requirements.

Expired ID may not be acceptable in many situations. Contact us before scheduling if a signer does not have current identification so options can be reviewed.

Yes. Each person whose signature is being notarized must appear before the notary, either in person for mobile service or through an approved remote online notarization process.

A signer generally must sign for themselves unless a specific legally valid representative capacity or signature-by-mark process applies. Please consult an attorney for legal questions.

Yes, if the signer is willing, alert, aware of the document, able to communicate, and has acceptable identification. The notary cannot proceed if the signer appears confused, pressured, or unable to participate.

Use the Book Appointment page, call (407) 541-7111, or email info@lyomarnotary.com. Please include the document type, number of signers, preferred date and time, city, and whether you need mobile or online service.

Pricing can vary by notarial act, travel distance, appointment time, document type, number of signers, and special scheduling needs. A quote is provided before confirming service.

Travel fees may vary by location, appointment time, and document requirements. Quotes are provided before confirming service.

Have valid ID ready, make sure documents are complete, do not sign until instructed, confirm whether witnesses are required, and let us know about deadlines or special location instructions.

Yes. Use the Book Appointment page to submit a request. Submission does not guarantee appointment confirmation; Lyomar Notary Services will contact you to confirm availability and pricing.

You may email information needed to review the request, but avoid sending sensitive information unless needed. Documents and personal information are handled with care and confidentiality.

No. Lyomar Notary Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Please consult an attorney for legal questions or document preparation needs.