Wills & Trusts Notary — we come to you
Living wills, last wills and revocable trusts performed with calm, dignity and the witnesses Florida law requires.
What's included
Every notarial act performed with the discretion and precision your documents deserve.
Last Will & Testament
Living wills
Revocable & living trusts
Trust amendments
Witnesses coordinated
Hospice & bedside visits
Wills & Trusts Notary across Broward County, 24/7
Mobile Notary Kingdom brings professional wills & trusts notary directly to your location — your home, your office, a hospital bedside, a hotel lobby or your attorney's conference room. There is no waiting room and no office hours: we serve all of Broward County, every hour of every day.
Our notary is Florida-commissioned, NNA-certified, $25,000 bonded and fully insured. Every visit is handled with composure, accuracy and respect — because a perfect reputation is a discipline, not an accident.
How it works
- Call or text 305-684-6936 with your location, document type and preferred time.
- We confirm an exact, all-in quote — no hidden fees.
- A commissioned notary travels to you and witnesses the signing in person.
- Witnesses arranged on request; your documents leave properly executed.
Serving every Broward city
From Hallandale at the southern tip to Parkland on the northern border.
Questions, answered
How much does wills & trusts notary cost?
Florida sets the notarial act fee at $10 per signature. Mobile Notary Kingdom adds a transparent travel/convenience fee based on your location, time of day and urgency. A standard mobile visit is $75. Call 305-684-6936 for an exact quote.
Do you come to me?
Yes — we are a fully mobile service. We come to your home, office, hospital, hotel or attorney's conference room anywhere in Broward County, 24 hours a day.
Are you available after hours and on weekends?
Genuinely, yes. Midnight, 3 a.m., Sundays and holidays — call or text 305-684-6936 and a Florida-commissioned notary will respond.
What do I need to bring?
A valid government-issued photo ID, the unsigned document(s), and any witnesses your document requires (we can arrange witnesses). Do not sign beforehand — the notary must witness the signing.