Flawless Construction Notarizations in Florida

Building Permit

When you’re building, renovating, or managing construction projects in Florida, proper notarization of construction documents isn’t optional—it’s the law. At INK Notary Services, LLC we specialize in construction-related notarizations that keep your project compliant, enforceable, and stress-free.

✅ Common Florida Construction Documents We Notarize

• Owner-Builder Disclosure Statement – confirms the property owner assumes general contractor responsibilities.

• Permit Applications – ensures permits are filed correctly before work begins.

• Notice of Commencement (NOC) – required public notice that construction is starting.

• Release of Liens – clears potential contractor/subcontractor claims against your property.

• Subcontractor Contracts – protects all parties with binding agreements.

• Construction Proposals & Change Orders – legally enforceable documents that must be precise.

• Affidavits of Completion – validates project completion to close out permits.

  
  

Why Choose INK Notary for Construction Documents?

• 🚗 Mobile Notary Services – We come to your home, job site, or office anywhere in Florida.

• ⚖️ Legally Compliant – Every document is executed correctly, protecting your property investment.

• ⏱️ Fast Turnaround – Perfect for time-sensitive filings like NOCs and lien releases.

✅Need documents notarized for a real estate transaction or any official matter? Our notary services are reliable, fast, and mobile!

📞 Call us at (786) 396-3018

📧 Email: inknotary@hotmail.com

🌐 Book online today!

How else can INK Empower You

At INK Notary Services, we do more than notarize documents — we offer paths to earn, learn, and grow in the notary profession:

Want to Level Up?

🎓 INK Notary Course – Learn how to build a profitable, flexible notary business.

🌐 INK Witness Network – Get paid to assist at signings, no experience/diploma/notary certificate required.

Disclaimer: Ink Notary Services LLC is a private business offering support services and is not affiliated with the Florida Department of State. For official notary requirements, visit Florida DOS Notaries.