FAMILY & CARE MOBILE NOTARY PRICING
Standard mobile appointments from $65.
Final pricing may vary based on travel distance, appointment time, notarization requirements, and specialty needs.
HOSPITAL & CARE FACILITY NOTARY — WE COME TO YOU
Important Documents. We Make It Easier. We Come to You
Need a document notarized for someone at a hospital, nursing homes, rehabilitation center, assisted-living community, or care facility? SoKreyol brings mobile notary service directly to their location.
Standard mobile appointments from $65 • Mobile service only — no walk-in office
Same-day and after-hours appointments may be available
WHERE WE COME TO YOU
Hospitals • Rehabilitation Centers • Assisted-Living Communities • Nursing/Care Facilities • Private Residences
Facility access and scheduling requirements may apply.
Common Documents
Power of Attorney Documents • Affidavits • Acknowledgments • Jurats • Estate/Trust Documents Requiring Notarization • Consent Forms
View Common Documents We Notarize →
SoKreyol provides notarial services, not legal advice or document preparation.
HOW The APPOINTMENT WORKS
1. Tell Us What You Need
Send the facility name, document type, location, and preferred time.
2. We Confirm the Details
We confirm availability, pricing, ID requirements, and any room or check-in instructions.
3. We Come to You
We meet the person who needs the notarization at the hospital or care location.
Have valid photo ID and the completed document ready. Do not sign in advance unless instructed.
BEFORE WE ARRIVE
Have the person who needs the notarization available
Have valid photo ID ready
Have the completed document ready
Do not sign the document in advance unless instructed
Arrange any required witnesses if needed
Provide the facility name, room/unit, parking, or check-in instructions
Please let us know if the person, document, or location changes before the appointment.
Areas We Serve
Kissimmee • St. Cloud • Hunters Creek • Orlando • Nearby Central Florida areas
Outside our standard area? Call or text the ZIP code to confirm availability and travel pricing.
Hospital Notary Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, in many cases we can travel to a hospital room for mobile notarization, depending on facility access/visitor policies and the signer’s condition. Call or text with the hospital name, room/unit, and document type so we can confirm availability and timing. (Florida notaries may perform notarizations with physical presence, and the certificate must reflect the venue/location.)
Response time depends on your location, the time of day, and current appointment availability. We offer same-day and after-hours mobile notary service in Kissimmee and surrounding areas. Call or text us for the fastest response and current availability.
Please have the document ready (unsigned) and ensure all signers are present with valid ID. If you’re at a facility, text the facility name + room/unit (if appropriate) + City/ZIP to confirm travel and availability.
Yes, we may travel to nursing facilities, rehab centers, assisted living communities, and similar care settings, subject to access rules and signer readiness.
Sometimes, yes. Same-day appointments may be available based on time, distance, facility access, and current schedule.
After-hours and weekend hospital notary appointments may be available based on scheduling, facility access, and signer readiness.
Yes. You can text a photo of the document (or the first page) so we can confirm whether it is a notarial service we provide and help you prepare for the appointment. Please do not sign the document before the notarization appointment unless instructed to do so.
Yes, a Power of Attorney (POA) can often be notarized in a hospital if the signer is alert, willing, and can be properly identified, and all notarization requirements are met. The notary can verify identity by personal knowledge or satisfactory evidence (acceptable ID/other lawful methods under Florida law).
We do not provide legal advice or choose POA forms.
Florida generally allows notarization when the signer is personally known to the notary or presents satisfactory evidence of identity. Common acceptable IDs include a Florida driver license/ID, U.S. passport, out-of-state driver license/ID (including Canada/Mexico), U.S. military ID, and certain other IDs listed in Florida Statute 117.05(5), if current or issued within the past 5 years and bearing an identifying number.
Yes. Florida law requires all document signers to appear in person before the notary at the time of notarization.
It depends on why they are unable to sign.
If the signer is mentally aware, willing, and able to communicate, Florida law allows accommodations in certain cases.
If the signer can make a signature mark (such as an “X”), a notary may notarize that mark with required witness procedures.
If the signer is physically unable to sign or make a mark, Florida law allows the notary to sign at the signer’s direction in the signer’s presence, with two disinterested witnesses, and specific statutory wording/documentation requirements.
If the signer is not aware, not willing, or cannot communicate direction, the notarization cannot proceed.
Pricing depends on travel, time, location, and the type of appointment. Contact us for a quote.
Yes, when scheduling allows. Evening, weekend appointments may be available.
No. We do not give legal advice, recommend forms, or explain legal consequences. Those questions should go to an attorney, healthcare provider, or the requesting institution.
We may assist with trust documents, estate-planning paperwork, self-proving affidavits, and other related documents when notarization is required. We do not provide legal advice, choose forms, or tell clients which documents they need.
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NEED A NOTARY AT A HOSPITAL OR CARE FACILITY? WE COME TO YOU.
Tell us the facility, document type, and preferred time. We’ll confirm availability and pricing.