Many Florida permit-related documents—such as applications, affidavits, and supporting statements—can be notarized using Remote Online Notarization (RON), meaning no in-person visit is required.
How It Works
You can connect with a U.S.-commissioned notary through a secure live video session and complete your notarization from virtually anywhere in the world. During the session:
- Your identity is verified
- You electronically sign your document
- The notary applies a digital seal and certificate
The result is a tamper-evident digital PDF, which serves as the official notarized original.
Common questions
- Do I need to be in Florida? No—RON allows you to connect with a notary from anywhere.
- Will my document be valid? Yes, as long as the receiving party accepts electronically notarized documents.
- Do I need to print anything? No—your finalized document is delivered digitally.
Key tips
- Confirm that your specific permit document allows for electronic notarization
- Ensure all required fields are completed before your session (except the notary section)
- Provide the final digital file to the recipient to preserve its integrity
Using online notarization can save time and eliminate travel, while still providing a secure and legally valid result.
Notarize your permit documents
The process is fast and easy!