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Gary David Stapf
Notary Public Commission HH618389
727-389-4136
Commissioned • Bonded • Insured
Available 7 Days a Week
Mobile Notary Public Pinellas County Hillsborough County Pasco County Hernando County
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My Goals is to...
provide prompt professional mobile notary services with a personal touch, dedicated to customer satisfaction and precision.
100% Goal
error-free job completion
100% Goal
satisfied customers
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Notary Services
• Financial Transactions
Banks, title companies, investment firms, and other financial institutions like credit unions often require notarization for various processes and documents, including:
Loan documentsBank statementsInvestment agreements
• Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transactions and loan closings frequently involve getting documents notarized, including:
Mortgages
Lease agreements
Purchase agreements
Refinancing documents
• Loan Signing
A Notary Public working as a loan signing agent is someone who specializes in helping borrowers sign and then notarize loan documents. We work with borrowers, title companies, and lenders to help ensure a smooth worry free transaction.
• Powers of Attorney (POA)
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, a POA allows you to designate someone of your choosing to make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated
• Durable Power of Attorney
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, a Durable POA allows someone of your choosing to manage your finances if you should become incapacitated.
• Medical Power of Attorney
Although, Not Rquired to be notarized to be valid in Florida, having your Medical POA notarized can make the document more enforceable and accepted by medical institutions.
• Guardianship Designation
A key part of estate planning, a legal document that names a person to care for another person if they are unable to do so.
For a Minor Child or Childrenren
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, a legal document to ensure a trusted adult cares for your child or children if you die or become incapacitated.
For an Incapacitated Adult
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, a legal document to ensure your property is managed according to your wishes if you become unable to do so.
For an Estate Owner
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, a legal document to ensure a responsible party can act on behalf of the estate if the owner becomes incapacitated.
• Last Wills
Although, wills are Not Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, you can make your will "self-proving" by having it notarized, thus speeding up the probate process and reducing the stress and suffering of your heirs.
• Living Wills
Although, living wills are Not Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida. Having your living will notarized can help validate its authenticity and reduce potential disputes insuring healthcare providers and family members follow your wishes regarding medical treatment, such as life support.
• Revocable Living Trust
Although, wills are Not Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, estate planning attorneys recommend having the revocable living trust signed in front of a notary.
• Beneficiary Designations
Some beneficiary designations Are Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, but notarization depends on the type and circumstances of the beneficiary designation .
for a Retirement Account
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, if you name someone other than your spouse beneficiary of your retirement account, your spouse's consent may need to be notarized.
for a Change of Beneficiary form
Although, Not Rquired to be notarized to be valid in Florida, some insurance companies do require the signature on a change of beneficiary form be notarized.
for a Deed
Required to be notarized to be valid in Florida, A deed must be notarized in accordance with Florida law.
• Personal Identification
Some personal identification documents like passport applications and certian immigration forms may require notarization to verify the applicant’s identity and the authenticity of the submitted information.
• What Needs Notarizing?
While a vehivle title is a great example of a document that needs notarization, many other legal, financial, real estate, and identification documents also require this important step.
• The Notarization Process
- I verify the identity of the signers.
- Ensure they understand the document’s contents.
- Witness their signatures.
- Affix my official seal and signature to the document.
Contact me
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