1. Send the document facts
Start with the document type, issuing authority, destination country, deadline, and shipping needs.
Services
Send the document first. We will route the work.
Notary Geek checks what the document is, who signs, which office issued it, where it will be used, and whether the next step is notary, apostille, legalization, certified copy, or shipping.
Compliance posture
We check the document before we rush the stamp.
A fast notarized PDF is not enough if a bank, agency, school, mailbox provider, court, apostille office, or foreign recipient rejects it later. Notary Geek is built around state compliance, signer protection, recipient acceptance, and a record that can be explained if the document is questioned.
That shows up before the session. Support may ask extra questions about the document, signer, actual ID, recipient, certificate wording, or apostille/legalization path because those details can change the whole answer. The questions are a control, not random friction.
For Florida work, Notary Geek keeps the official sources close: flnotarylaw.com for Chapter 117 and flronlookup.com for the official Florida online-notary / RON-provider lookup.
As the service expands into more states, especially for notarized documents that may need apostille, legalization, e-APP awareness, or recipient-specific review, the same posture travels with it: identify the notary state, governing law, identity method, certificate, journal or audit record, route, and receiving-party requirements before treating the document as ready.
Who this protects
The signer, customer, receiving party, apostille or legalization authority, support reviewer, and any later court, regulator, title company, bank, marketplace, mailbox provider, or foreign recipient that may question the document.
Notary Geek designs for lawful-response readiness. If a proper stakeholder asks later, the record should be explainable.
Machine-readable service catalog
The same service map is available as JSON.
The service catalog feed exposes the intake paths, request triage, process guidance, and guardrails that separate official records, signer-created documents, online notarization, apostille routing, and legalization review.
Use the feed
Useful for AI agents, developer workflows, search engines, and internal tools that need to understand where a customer should start.
Public verification
Proof you can check.
Use official records and public profiles to verify the workflow. Florida online notaries handle the online notary step. Signers outside the U.S. can use a non-U.S. passport and do not need a Social Security Number. Use the official state source for document requirements, then use the business and Florida verification links if the package also includes an online notary step.
Official state source
Florida Department of State apostille and notarial certification page
Check the current state source for document requirements, fees, and filing rules.
Official Florida record
Florida online notary and provider record
Use this when the package includes an online notary step through Notary Geek.
Official Florida record
Florida notary commission record
Check the underlying Florida notary commission alongside the online-notary record.
International source
HCCH Apostille Convention resources
Use HCCH when the destination-country question is whether apostille or legalization applies.
Business profile
BBB Accredited Business profile
Open BBB to verify the current business profile and accreditation.
Google profile
Google Business Profile
Open the Google listing for current reviews and business details.
Use the official state source for the document requirements themselves. If the order also includes an online notary step, use both Florida records together: one covers the online notary and provider record, and the other covers the underlying notary commission. More background on Greg Lirette is on the Founder page.
Operating experience
Operating background.
These figures come from Notary Geek's own records. Use them as background, then verify the public sources above when you want independent proof.
15,000+
clients or documents served through Notary Geek
180+
countries where Notary Geek has served clients or document requests
50
U.S. states covered for apostille support
In-house notary team
Notary Geek runs the service and the online notary workflow, with partner help only when a document genuinely needs an outside step that cannot be handled in the normal flow
How it works
Simple details first, then a clear answer.
Most questions about price, timing, and next steps can be answered once the document source, destination country, and deadline are clear.
2. We check the right fit
Notary Geek helps with U.S. documents based on the issuing office, notarization requirements, destination country, and whether apostille or embassy legalization is required.
3. You get one quote
We separate apostille and non-Hague legalization requirements before payment so the next step is clear.
Official source
Check the official source before choosing a service.
Use the linked government page to compare current fees, forms, and mailing rules. Use HCCH for the destination-country side. The destination country and the issuing authority determine whether the route is apostille or legalization. Then send your document details if you want help with the correct handling.
Florida Department of State apostille and notarial certification pageHCCH Apostille Convention resources
Watch an educational video on Florida apostille security features
Contact and mailing address
Preferred mailing address for document handling and correspondence.
Notary Geek
100 South Belcher Road #5148
Clearwater, FL 33758
Include a cover sheet with your name, email, phone number, destination country, and deadline so we can match the package quickly.
For completed records or documents that do not need notarization first, we can often provide a FedEx label so you can drop the package off at FedEx for delivery to us.