MOBILE NOTARY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Quick answers about appointments, pricing, identification, mobile service, hospitals and care facilities, and specialty services.
Booking & Availability
Yes. Same-day appointments may be available depending on your location, travel time, and our current schedule. Call or text 407-436-9291 for the fastest availability check.
Availability varies throughout the day. Send your location or ZIP code, the service you need, and your preferred time, and we’ll let you know the earliest available appointment.
Yes. Evening and weekend appointments may be available. After-hours and weekend mobile appointments start at $100.
Yes. SoKreyol is a mobile service. We can meet at homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted-living communities, care facilities, businesses, and other appropriate locations.
Pricing & Travel
Standard mobile appointments during regular hours start at $65. After-hours and weekend appointments start at $100. Final pricing may vary depending on travel distance, number of notarizations, appointment time, and specialty needs.
The standard appointment includes travel within the first 10 miles, one notarization, and up to 45 minutes on-site. Additional notarizations are $10 each.
Extended travel, additional notarizations, after-hours scheduling, waiting time, multiple people signing, or specialty-service requirements may affect the final price. We confirm the total before dispatch whenever possible.
SoKreyol primarily serves Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Hunters Creek, Orlando, and nearby Central Florida areas. If you are outside the standard area, send your ZIP code so we can confirm availability and travel pricing.
Before the Appointment
A government-issued photo ID such as a driver license, state ID, or passport is usually the easiest option. Florida law recognizes several forms of identification; if your ID is expired or unusual, contact us before booking so we can review the situation. Online Sunshine
Yes. For an in-person appointment, each person whose signature needs to be notarized must personally participate in the notarization. Florida law requires the person whose signature is being notarized to appear before the notary.
Usually, no. Have the document completed and ready, but do not sign it in advance unless you have been told that it is appropriate for that document.
Yes. A photo can help us understand the type of document and what the appointment may require. Sending a photo does not guarantee that the document can be notarized, and you should avoid sending sensitive information that is not needed for the review.
Have your completed document, valid photo ID, everyone who needs to participate, and any required witnesses ready. For hospitals, offices, or care facilities, also provide room, unit, parking, or check-in instructions.
Family, Hospital & Care Situations
Yes. You can arrange the appointment for a parent, spouse, relative, or loved one even if you are not the person signing the document. Send us their location, the document type, and the preferred appointment time.
Yes. A family member, employer, or other person may arrange and pay for the appointment. Let us know who will be responsible for payment when scheduling.
Yes. We provide mobile appointments at hospitals, rehabilitation centers, assisted-living communities, nursing/care facilities, and similar locations when access and scheduling allow.
Yes, if the Power of Attorney document has already been prepared and the notarization requirements can be met. We do not prepare the document, choose the form, or provide legal advice.
Contact us before booking so we can understand the situation. Florida provides special procedures in some cases when a person has a physical disability, but a notarization cannot proceed if the person appears unable to understand the nature and effect of the document. Online Sunshine
Specialty Services
Yes. VIN verification requires a physical inspection, so we come to the vehicle. Florida commonly uses Form HSMV 82042 for certain VIN-verification situations. Florida Highway Safety
Yes. When an employer authorizes SoKreyol to act on its behalf, we can meet a remote employee locally and complete the employer’s I-9 process according to the employer’s instructions. USCIS allows employers to designate an authorized representative for Section 2. USCIS
No. When SoKreyol assists with Form I-9, we are acting as the employer’s authorized representative, not performing a notarization. A notary stamp or seal is not required simply because the authorized representative is also a notary.
Yes. We provide mobile loan signing appointments for borrowers, title companies, lenders, and signing coordinators. Pricing depends on the document package, travel, printing, scanbacks, timing, and other requirements.
What a Notary Can and Cannot Do
No. SoKreyol provides notarial services and appointment information. We do not choose legal forms, explain legal consequences, or tell you what document you should use.
No. The notarial certificate must reflect the actual date the notarization takes place. SoKreyol will not change the notarization date to an earlier or later date. Florida requires the certificate to state the exact date of the notarial act. Online Sunshine
No. We can explain the notary process and what is needed for the appointment, but we do not draft legal documents or interpret what a legal document means. Questions about the document itself should go to the attorney, company, or organization that prepared it.