Thoughtful notary and signing services for individuals, law firms, lenders, and title companies—with the personal attention your documents deserve.
In person, when offered.
Online, by confirmed appointment.
From a single notarized signature to an organized mortgage signing, start with a conversation about your document and timing.
Appointment-based notarizations at an agreed location in Tallahassee and nearby counties. Homes, offices, and care facilities may be accommodated when access and availability permit.
Ask about an online appointment using an eligible RON platform. Your identity, document eligibility, and the receiving party’s requirements must be confirmed before the session.
Signing assignments requested by title companies, lenders, and signing services. Scope, deadlines, delivery instructions, and the agreed assignment fee are confirmed in advance.
Professional appointment coordination for documents prepared or directed by your attorney, including estate-related documents and other legal paperwork requiring notarization.
Affidavits · Powers of attorney · Real estate documents · Consent forms · Business agreements · Attorney-prepared estate documents
Eligibility varies by document. The document’s author or receiving party should specify the required notarial act and any witnesses.Tallahassee, Florida
& surrounding counties
Prestige Notary & Signing Solutions, LLC brings a focused, professional approach to appointment coordination, signer preparation, and the details that make a signing run smoothly.
Work directly with Tanglera A. Jordan to discuss your request, confirm what to bring, and arrange the next step. Sensitive information belongs in a secure process—not an initial email.
Know your appointment details and agreed fees before service.
Share only what is needed to coordinate your appointment.
Confirm signers, witnesses, identification, and document instructions.
Law firms, title companies, lenders, and signing services: include the appointment location, package type, number of signers, witness needs, scanback requirements, and return deadline in your inquiry.
Identify the document type, number of signers, preferred date, location, and whether witnesses or an online session are requested.
Have identification acceptable under Florida law ready. Ask in advance if your ID is expired or if you need to discuss another permitted identification method.
Bring every page and complete the required information. For documents requiring signing under oath, wait to sign until the notary instructs you.
Each required signer must appear and act willingly. Confirm witnesses with your attorney or receiving party; do not assume the notary can serve as a separate witness.
Have a stable internet connection, camera, microphone, and the identification required by the selected platform. Use a private, well-lit space. Confirm that the receiving party accepts electronic notarization before booking.
Your quote separates the notarial act from any agreed travel, platform, printing, shipping, or signing support charges.
Florida’s standard statutory maximum for a notarial act under Part I, subject to statutory exceptions.
Florida Statutes §117.05Per online notarial act. Availability, document eligibility, and any separate platform charges are confirmed before service.
Florida Statutes §117.275Travel, mortgage assignment scope, witnesses, printing, scanbacks, and shipping are quoted separately when applicable.
Request your quoteMobile service is offered through December 31, 2026, subject to availability. A transition to RON-only appointments is planned beginning January 2027. Call to confirm the service and location available for your date.
Serving Tallahassee and surrounding Florida counties by confirmed appointment. Travel availability and fees depend on your location and requested date.
For RON requests, ask about eligibility and platform access. Florida online notarizations are performed by a Florida online notary located in Florida; signer location and document requirements must also be reviewed.
Confirm your service areaMobile visits by arrangement.
Online sessions by confirmation.
Professional assignments by inquiry.
Helpful answers to common notary appointment questions.
The document’s author, your attorney, or the receiving party should tell you which notarial act is required. A notary cannot choose a legal certificate for you or provide legal advice.
Every person whose signature is being notarized must personally appear in the required manner—at the in-person appointment or through the compliant online platform—and meet the applicable requirements.
It depends on the notarial act. An acknowledgment may concern a signature made earlier, but an oath-based signing has different requirements. Contact the office before your appointment and follow the notary’s instructions.
Yes, you may inquire on a signer’s behalf. The signer must be able to participate willingly and meet the applicable requirements. Confirm facility access and any document or witness requirements in advance.
No. Eligibility depends on the document, governing requirements, receiving party, signer circumstances, and platform. Ask before booking, particularly for estate documents or transactions with special witness rules.
Contact Tanglera as soon as possible so the appointment can be adjusted. Any travel or cancellation terms will be disclosed when your appointment is confirmed.
Notarization verifies the specified notarial act; it does not establish that the document’s contents are correct, enforceable, or appropriate for your situation. Consult your attorney for legal questions.
This website helps you learn about services and request an appointment. An online notarization takes place separately on a confirmed RON platform, after the necessary eligibility and identity checks.
Tell us what you need. Tanglera will confirm availability, requirements, and your quote before the appointment is scheduled.
Tanglera A. Jordan(850) 510-1597info@tanjaytaxesnotary.comTallahassee, Florida & surrounding countiesPlease do not email Social Security numbers, identification images, account numbers, or complete sensitive documents in your initial inquiry.