24-Hour Mobile & Remote Online Notary in South Florida
Remote online notarization sessions are arranged around the clock, subject to notary availability. Mobile notary in person across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach, with same-day and after-hours scheduling for urgent matters.
Yes, a notary is reachable outside standard business hours. Remote Online Notarization (RON) sessions can be arranged around the clock, subject to notary availability, so a late-night or early-morning deadline is a normal request, not an exception. Mobile in-person notary across South Florida also offers same-day and after-hours scheduling for urgent signings, though in-person appointments depend on travel time and a notary being free at that hour.
What "24-hour" means here
A live, commissioned Florida notary handles every session. That means availability outside standard hours is real, and it is scheduled, not an automated service running unattended overnight.
- Remote Online Notarization (RON) runs on video, any hour, anywhere in Florida, once a notary confirms the time slot.
- Mobile in-person notary covers Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach, with after-hours and same-day scheduling available for urgent matters like a hospital signing.
- A specific minute-by-minute guarantee is not offered. What is offered: tell us the deadline, and we confirm the closest available slot, day or night.
How an after-hours remote session works
Message or call with the document and the deadline.
Confirm a time, including late-night and early-morning slots, based on notary availability.
Join the video session with a government-issued photo ID and the unsigned document ready.
Complete identity verification and sign live on video under the notary's electronic seal.
Receive the completed, notarized document the same session.
What it costs after hours
A routine online session starts at $45 total — $25 for the notarial act (Florida's statutory cap on a remote online notarial act, F.S. §117.275) plus a $20 service and coordination fee, always itemized separately. The coordination fee varies with document complexity, scheduling, and support needs; there is no separate after-hours surcharge on the notarial act itself, and the statutory cap applies at any hour.
Mobile in-person pricing follows a different statutory cap: The notarial act itself is capped at $10 per notarial act under Florida law (F.S. §117.05(2)), billed as its own line, separate from travel. Travel: First 20 miles at the standard mileage rate ($0.760/mile, the 2026 IRS business rate): a $15.20 minimum. Each additional mile beyond 20 is billed at double the standard rate ($1.52/mile).
Full itemized rates, volume brackets, and bundles are on /pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a notary available 24 hours a day in South Florida?
Remote Online Notarization sessions can be arranged around the clock, subject to notary availability. Mobile in-person notary also offers same-day and after-hours scheduling for urgent matters, though in-person appointments depend on travel time within Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach.
Can I get something notarized in the middle of the night?
Often, yes, by RON. Message the document and your deadline and we confirm the closest available slot. It is a scheduled session with a live notary, not an automated queue, so confirmation depends on a notary being free at that hour.
Does an after-hours or 24-hour notarization cost more?
No separate after-hours surcharge applies to the notarial act itself. The notarial act itself is capped at $10 per notarial act under Florida law (F.S. §117.05(2)), billed as its own line, separate from travel. RON runs at $45 total ($25 for the notarial act at Florida's online cap, F.S. §117.275, plus a $20 service and coordination fee), the same rate structure at any hour. See /pricing for the full breakdown.
Is mobile notary available 24/7, or only remote online notarization?
Remote Online Notarization is the option available around the clock, subject to notary availability. Mobile in-person notary offers same-day and after-hours scheduling for urgent signings, but coverage is limited to Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach and depends on travel time.