Filed in person at the Florida Department of State

Florida notarized document apostille in Miami.

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Florida Notarized Document Apostille in Miami.

Any document notarized by a Florida-commissioned notary can be apostilled by the Florida Department of State — that's the whole purpose of the apostille system. The most common notarized documents we apostille for Miami residents are powers of attorney (for foreign real estate, foreign legal matters, foreign banking), affidavits and sworn declarations (for foreign court proceedings, immigration cases, custody matters), single-status letters (for foreign marriage), corporate resolutions (for opening foreign subsidiaries, foreign bank accounts), and translation affidavits.

For the notarization to qualify, three things must be true: (1) the notary must be a Florida-commissioned notary at the time of the notarization, (2) the notarization must be done in person — Florida online notarization works for apostille — we offer it as an add-on, (3) the notarial certificate must be complete in English with the notary's printed name, commission number, and expiration date. We review every document at intake to make sure these conditions are met before sending to FL DOS.

Miami residents often need to get the document notarized first. We can arrange mobile notarization in Palm Beach and Broward counties for an additional fee — typically combined with the apostille service in a single pickup visit. For in-person appointments in Fort Lauderdale, we have an in-house notary at the office.

Pricing is the standard $220 per document. Payment is collected online when you place the order — credit card or ACH. An in-person appointment with our Fort Lauderdale team is also available at the same $220 price.

Why Miami residents need a notarized document apostille.

Every week we help dozens of Miami-Dade County residents authenticate their documents for use abroad. These are the most common reasons florida notarized document apostille services are requested.

Power of Attorney for Foreign Real Estate

Buying property in Mexico, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Spain, Portugal, or anywhere else? Closings require an apostilled POA naming a local attorney to sign on your behalf. Miami residents do this all the time.

Power of Attorney for Foreign Legal Matters

Handling an estate, lawsuit, divorce, or other legal matter in another country? A Florida-notarized, apostilled POA authorizes a foreign attorney to act on your behalf.

Affidavits for Foreign Courts

Sworn affidavits and declarations submitted to foreign courts (custody disputes, civil litigation, immigration proceedings) must be apostilled to be admitted as evidence.

Single-Status Letters for Foreign Marriage

Marrying abroad? Most countries require a notarized affidavit affirming you're unmarried and free to marry. We apostille these for Miami couples regularly.

Corporate Resolutions & Authorizations

Florida corporations and LLCs opening foreign subsidiaries, foreign bank accounts, or qualifying to do business in another country need apostilled notarized resolutions authorizing the foreign activity.

Translation Affidavits

Sworn translator affidavits (used when a translated document accompanies the original) are often notarized in Florida and apostilled for foreign court or agency submission.

Pick the way that fits Miami life.

Both options end the same way — your apostilled documents back in your hands in 5–7 business days, filed in person at the Florida Department of State. All that changes is how your documents reach us.

Online Order

$220
Per Document · From Anywhere

Order online and we review your documents, then FedEx emails you a pre-paid QR code. Bring your documents to any FedEx in Miami — FedEx supplies the envelope, no printer or appointment needed.

  • Order 24/7 from anywhere
  • Pre-paid FedEx QR code after document review
  • Return shipping included
  • 5–7 business day turnaround
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Four steps. One week.

The same procedure for every Miami apostille — whichever option you choose.

— Step One —
01

Place Your Order

Order online, or request an in-person appointment. Pay $220 per document online, or at the appointment.

— Step Two —
02

Send Documents

Drop your FedEx envelope at any FedEx location — the QR code covers everything. Same destination either way.

— Step Three —
03

We File in Person

Our Tallahassee back-office team walks your documents in person to the Florida Department of State counter.

— Step Four —
04

Apostille Returned

We return the finished apostille the same way you sent it. 5–7 business days, every order.

Local to Miami.

Miami is home to roughly 442,000 residents. With Miami International Airport and major arteries like PortMiami, the Brickell skyline, Bayside Marketplace, Vizcaya, the Miami Riverwalk, I-95, US-1, the Dolphin Expressway all within reach, the city is part of one of Florida's most internationally connected regions — which is why so many residents need documents authenticated for use abroad.

We serve clients throughout Miami's neighborhoods including Brickell, Wynwood, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Little Havana, Downtown, Edgewater, and Design District, as well as nearby municipalities such as Miami Beach, Hialeah, Doral, Aventura, Coral Gables, North Miami, and Homestead.

For Miami residents, the most convenient option depends on where you are: order online from anywhere — we review your documents, then FedEx emails you a prepaid QR code — or meet us in person by appointment at one of our five appointment offices. Whichever you pick, every document gets walked in person to the Florida Department of State by our Tallahassee back-office team — same 5–7 business day turnaround.

Local facts

Miami at a glance

Price
$220 per document
Turnaround
5–7 business days, filed in person
Nearest appointment office
Fort Lauderdale — by appointment · about 29 miles
Shipping
FedEx included in the U.S. · worldwide +$100

Common questions.

Any document notarized by a Florida-commissioned notary — powers of attorney, affidavits, sworn declarations, single-status letters, corporate resolutions, articles of incorporation, certifications, translation affidavits, and any other private document where a notary acknowledged a signature or administered an oath in Florida.
Yes — we have in-house notaries at our West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and Clearwater offices (in-person appointments). For online-order customers, we can't notarize remotely, but we can recommend mobile notary services.
Yes, when the online notary is commissioned in Florida — the notary prints the document and certifies the paper copy, and the state apostilles that. A few receiving authorities still prefer a document signed in person, so confirm with yours first. We offer online notarization as an add-on: $40 for the first document ($10 notarization + $30 technology platform fee), $20 each additional.
Yes, as long as the notarial certificate is in English (or English-and-the-foreign-language). The body of the document can be in any language. The apostille certifies the notary's signature, not the content of the document.
Yes. For Miami residents, online order is the most convenient — we review your documents, then FedEx emails you a QR code, you drop your envelope at any FedEx, and we handle the rest. If you need notarization and apostille together, an in-person appointment is the most convenient path.
Then the notarization is invalid and the Florida Department of State will reject the apostille. We verify every notary's commission status against the Florida Secretary of State database before submitting. If we catch an expired commission, we'll flag it and we can re-notarize for you.

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Order online — we review your documents, then FedEx emails you a QR code. Same 5–7 business day turnaround. Same in-person filing at the Florida Department of State.

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