Florida Notary Acknowledgment Form

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A Florida notary acknowledgment is a document used by a notary public once they have verified the identity of a signing party and their signature on a legal document. If not personally known to the notary, the signing party must prove themselves with an accepted form of identification. The notarial officer must also make sure the signature was given without coercion.

Florida Notary Acknowledgment Form

A Florida notary acknowledgment is a document used by a notary public once they have verified the identity of a signing party and their signature on a legal document. If not personally known to the notary, the signing party must prove themselves with an accepted form of identification. The notarial officer must also make sure the signature was given without coercion.

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Last updated February 6th, 2025

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A Florida notary acknowledgment is a document used by a notary public once they have verified the identity of a signing party and their signature on a legal document. If not personally known to the notary, the signing party must prove themselves with an accepted form of identification. The notarial officer must also make sure the signature was given without coercion.

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FLORIDA NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Florida
County of [COUNTY]

The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of ☐ physical presence or ☐ online notarization, this [MM/DD/YYYY] by [SIGNER NAME], who is personally known to me or who has produced [TYPE OF ID] as identification.

Signature of Notarial Officer: ________________________
Name Typeed/Printed/Stamped: [NOTARIAL OFFICER NAME]
Title or Rank: [NOTARIAL OFFICER TITLE OR RANK]
Serial Number (if any): [NOTARY PUBLIC SERIAL NUMBER]

(Seal)

Title and Rank: [NOTARIAL OFFICER TITLE (AND RANK)]
My Commission Expires: [MM/DD/YYYY]

Sources

  1. Chapter 117, Part II