Jessica Montanez
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1190 W 56 street
Hialeah, FL 33012 (map) - (786) 975-6002
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Notary Public
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Jessica Montanez • Hialeah, FL
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Need a notary? Call us anytime.
Mobile notary available 24/7. We take cell phone payments (any company), public notary and we send large or small packages.
Travel Fees:
West Hialeah - $ 5.00
North of the 836 to 199th St. $10.00
South of the 836 $ 15.00
North of 199th St. $ 20.00
After hours will cost extra charge.
I can do marriages too, please ask for pricing.
1st page $10
each additional page 2-5 will be $4
6+ pages $2 each page
I will travel to your:
- home
- office
- assisted living facilities
- nursing homes
- correctional facilities
- Hospitals
- hotel
- airport
I will travel any place.
Please contact Dade and Broward for an appointment.
P.S.
Things you need to have and know before calling for a notary:
1) You must have a valid State-issued photo ID, such as a driver license or passport.
2) Documents to be notarized must be in your possession.
3) Most documents require the signature of witnesses; scan the documents to check whether or not the signature of witnesses is required. If it is, witnesses must be present at the time of the appointment. If you can't provide witnesses I can provide them for you.
4) Payments are to be made in cash at the time of the signing.
5) If the document or documents have been signed prior to the notary's arrival, by law we are not allowed to notarize them, and therefore we will be unable to further help you. Remember the whole purpose of the Notary is to legitimize and corroborate through proper identification, that the person signing the document "is in fact" the person in front of the notary.
