Florida's trusted remote notary since 2014.
EMC Remote Notary Network began in South Florida — built on a simple belief: geography shouldn't prevent you from getting a document notarized. After years of in-person notarizations, we moved online to remove the last barrier between you and a commissioned Florida notary.
Today we serve individuals, attorneys, title companies, and businesses across the U.S. — entirely by secure video. Same-day, evenings, and weekends. No office visit. No travel. Just a camera, your ID, and your document.
Reach us anytime at (561) 933-9787 or [email protected].
Credentials you can verify
- 2014Commissioned since
- Compliance guidance for 50 states + DCCoverage
- 5-star Google reviewsGoogle reviews
Portrait of Evan McCall, FounderTwelve years in person. Now online for everyone.
Evan McCall started EMC Remote Notary Network in South Florida in 2014. Thousands of completed notarizations later — for everyone from new parents to title companies to estate attorneys — he's taking the practice online so geography stops being a reason a document doesn't get signed.
About questions
Is remote online notarization (RON) actually legit? How does the session work?
It's completed fully online through a secure remote online notarization platform. You'll get an invite link for your scheduled time, you upload the document (or I upload it for you), verify your identity, meet me in a video/audio session, and get the finished document back through a secure download link. The whole thing typically runs about 15 minutes or less. You'll need a valid photo ID, a device with camera and mic, and a decent internet connection.
Is this notarized document legally sufficient for my case?
I'm not providing legal advice or making a legal determination regarding domicile, immigration status, residency status, or the legal effect of the documents. My role is limited to notary services, clerical work like document formatting and administrative preparation, recordable-package coordination, public requirement review, courier submission, and scanback coordination. If you need a legal opinion on the legal sufficiency or effect of the declarations, that should be reviewed by a Florida attorney.
Get your document signed and sealed in one short video call.
A Florida-commissioned notary handles every session personally. Schedule ahead or request a callback now.