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Create. eSign. Notarize. Manage. The all-in-one digital solution to send & collect documents from anywhere.
Get your documents notarized in minutes.
Get your documents notarized in minutes.
Professional Online Notarization. Anytime, Anywhere.
Professional Online Notarization. Anytime, Anywhere.
Secure, Florida-commissioned RON services for individuals and businesses.
Secure, Florida-commissioned RON services for individuals and businesses.
Why Choose a Private Notary?
Why Choose a Private Notary?
Beyond the Retail Counter
Beyond the Retail Counter
While retail shipping centers offer basic notary services, they often fall short when it comes to complex legal documents. Most retail chains (like UPS) are unable to provide:
Witnesses: Most retail employees are prohibited from serving as witnesses, and these stores typically do not allow you to bring your own into the building.
Specialized Documents: Retail notaries often decline high-liability documents such as Living Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney (POA) due to corporate restrictions.
Flexibility: They are strictly "in-store only," meaning no mobile or Remote Online Notarization (RON) options.
We fill those gaps by providing a full-service experience that comes to you—witnesses included.
We fill those gaps by providing a full-service experience that comes to you—witnesses included.
Our Services
Our Services
✅Your All-In-One
✅Your All-In-One
✅Digital Document Solution
✅Digital Document Solution
✅Stress-Free, Secure & Accessible
✅Stress-Free, Secure & Accessible
⏲️Whenever & Wherever You Need It.
⏲️Whenever & Wherever You Need It.
Remote Online Notarization (RON)
Remote Online Notarization (RON)
Secure, digital notarization conducted via audio-video technology. We allow signers to have documents notarized from any location using a computer or smartphone, fully compliant with Florida state laws.
Best for: Clients who are traveling, out-of-state, or prefer remote convenience.
Starting at $25
Mobile Notary Public Services
Mobile Notary Public Services
We bring the notary to you. Our on-demand service travels to your specific location—whether it's your home, office, or a healthcare facility—to verify identities and witness signatures in person.
Best for: Hospital visits, busy professionals, and homebound individuals.
Starting at $45
Need a Witness?
Need a Witness?
Unlike standard retail notary counters, we provide professional witnesses and specialize in complex documents like Trusts, POAs, and Living Wills. Whether you need us at your kitchen table or via a secure online link, we’ve got you covered.
We partner with the best in the industry.
We partner with the best in the industry.
Notary & Closing Solutions
Notary & Closing Solutions
Expert verification services delivered in-person or online.
Expert verification services delivered in-person or online.
"With 6+ years of experience and a background as a Doctoral Candidate, I handle your documents with the highest level of precision and care."
"With 6+ years of experience and a background as a Doctoral Candidate, I handle your documents with the highest level of precision and care."
-Sabella Neal
Founder/Owner
Founder/Owner
Sabella's Notary LLC
Sabella's Notary LLC
Loan Signing Agent Services
Loan Signing Agent Services
Specialized handling of loan documents for mortgages, refinancing, and equity lines of credit. We ensure all forms are signed, dated, and notarized correctly to facilitate a smooth closing process.
Real Estate Closings
Real Estate Closings
We facilitate real estate transactions by overseeing the signing of closing documents for buyers, sellers, and borrowers, ensuring accuracy and compliance with lender requirements.
General Notary Work
General Notary Work
Authentication of signatures for vital legal documents.
We handle:
Last Will and Testaments
Powers of Attorney (POA)
Living Trusts
Affidavits
Creative & Business Support
Creative & Business Support
Empowering your business with professional branding and administrative help.
Empowering your business with professional branding and administrative help.
Website Design & Development
Website Design & Development
Custom website creation tailored specifically to small businesses. Our services include layout design, content organization, and mobile optimization to establish a functional and professional online presence.
Concierge Business Services
Concierge Business Services
Personalized administrative support for professionals and small business owners. We assist with time-consuming tasks such as document preparation, filings, and operational coordination so you can focus on growth.
Logo Design & Branding Services
Logo Design & Branding Services
Stand out in the market with our creative design services. We focus on visual identity, creating unique logos and brand elements that assist businesses in establishing a strong market image.
Get your documents notarized from anywhere in the world using your smartphone or computer. Let's get it signed!👇
Get your documents notarized from anywhere in the world using your smartphone or computer. Let's get it signed!👇
‼️Disclaimer: I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in this state. I am not allowed to draft legal records, give advice on legal matters, including immigration, or charge a fee for those activities.
Types of Notarial Acts
Types of Notarial Acts
RON Session Sample
RON Session Sample
Get in touch at sabellasnotary@gmail.com
Get in touch at sabellasnotary@gmail.com
‼️Disclaimer: I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in this state. I am not allowed to draft legal records, give advice on legal matters, including immigration, or charge a fee for those activities.
The Signature-Ready Vault
The Signature-Ready Vault
Your essential legal forms, pre-tagged and ready for immediate signing
Your essential legal forms, pre-tagged and ready for immediate signing
Living Will (Health Care Directive)
Living Will (Health Care Directive)
A living will or health care directive allows a person (principal) to create end-of-life treatment preferences. The main purpose of a living will is to direct medical staff on whether to provide or remove life-sustaining procedures. A living will only becomes effective if a person is deemed to have a terminal or incurable condition.
Power of Attorney (POA)
Power of Attorney (POA)
A power of attorney (POA) form is a legal document that allows someone (agent) to make decisions and manage affairs on behalf of another person (principal).[1] The agent can legally handle financial, medical, guardianship, and tax-related matters.
Advance Directive
Advance Directive
An advance directive allows a patient to choose end-of-life treatment options and appoint an agent to make medical decisions on their behalf. It only becomes in effect if the patient is no longer able to make decisions for themselves due to incapacity or impairment.
Last Will and Testament (Will)
Last Will and Testament (Will)
A last will and testament, or will, is a legal document outlining how an individual (testator) wants to transfer their assets after death. It also appoints who will manage the estate during the probate process (personal representative) and guardians for minor children and pets.
Florida Durable POA
Florida Durable POA
Financial purposes only. Remains in effect if the principal becomes incapacitated.
Financial purposes only. Remains in effect if the principal becomes incapacitated.
A Florida durable power of attorney form allows an individual ("principal") to appoint someone to manage their finances and other important matters on their behalf. This durable type of POA stays in effect even if the principal ends up in a situation where they are incapacitated.[1]
Florida Advance Directive
Florida Advance Directive
A Florida advance directive is a combination of forms used to outline an individl's health care plans and identify an agent to act in their best interests in the event they can no longer speak for themselves. Also, it outlines end-of-life medical requests and organ donation. Once signed, with at least two witnesses, it may be used immediately.
Florida Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA)
Florida Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA)
A Florida durable power of attorney form allows an individual ("principal") to appoint someone to manage their finances and other important matters on their behalf. This durable type of POA stays in effect even if the principal ends up in a situation where they are incapacitated.[1]
Florida Revocation of POA
Florida Revocation of POA
A Florida revocation power of attorney is used to terminate a previously executed power of attorney. Before the revocation comes into effect, the principal must notify the original agent and any financial institutions or other third parties that may be relying on the original power of attorney that it is being revoked.
Vehicle (POA)
Vehicle (POA)
To handle the buying, selling, or registering of a vehicle on the owner’s behalf.
To handle the buying, selling, or registering of a vehicle on the owner’s behalf.
A vehicle power of attorney is a legal document used to designate someone else (agent) to handle vehicle-related responsibilities. It must be signed in accordance with state law which commonly requires the principal to get the form notarized.
General (Non-Durable) POA
General (Non-Durable) POA
Financial purposes only. Becomes void if the principal becomes incapacitated.
Financial purposes only. Becomes void if the principal becomes incapacitated.
A general power of attorney (GPOA) form allows a person (principal) to choose and give an agent powers over their financial matters. It is non-durable, which means if the principal becomes mentally incompetent (incapacitated), the power of attorney is terminated.[1]
Limited POA
Limited POA
For a specific task.
For a specific task.
A limited power of attorney is a legal document that allows an individual (principal) to temporarily assign a specific act or responsibility to someone else (agent). It becomes void after the action is completed or on its expiration date, if any.
Real Estate POA
Real Estate POA
To handle buying, selling, or leasing of property on the owner’s behalf.
To handle buying, selling, or leasing of property on the owner’s behalf.
A real estate power of attorney is a legal document that allows an owner to appoint someone else to handle transactions such as buying, selling, managing, or refinancing their property. It is most commonly used when a buyer or seller decides to use an attorney to handle the execution of closing documents.
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