Notary Public
State of Florida
My commission is (HH312452) and
Expires on September 21, 2026
As a public notary for the State of Florida, the maximum fees a notary may charge for performing a notarial act*
are set by the State of Florida and are as follows:
* Each signature notarized is a "notarial act" as defined by the State of Florida which means that if two people appear before the Notary and both sign a document, it is counted as two notarial acts. I count them as one act and charge a flat rate as noted above.
Travel Fees: Per the State of Florida, notaries are not permitted to charge more than the schedule of fees as established by the State of Florida (table above) but they are allowed to charge for other services, such as travel fees/tolls. Within Hillsborough and Pasco Counties, my travel fee is $20. For travel to Pinellas County, my travel fee is $30. Please feel free to call for travel fees to other counties.
Wedding Poem for the Bride
"Something old, something new.
Something borrowed, something blue,
A penny in his pocket, and a silver sixpence in her shoe."
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Do you know the origin of the wedding poem? The earliest known recorded reference of this poem comes from Lancashire England in 1871 as printed in the St James' Magazine. There are numerous variations and superstitions around what each item represents.
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Something old = offers protection
Something new = offers optimism for the future
Something borrowed = indicates good luck
Something blue = symbolizes fidelity
Penny & sixpence = wishes for prosperity
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Matching coins for the ceremony can be loaned if requested (British penny and silver sixpence).
