At Sign ORLANDO, I combine precision, professionalism, and a personal touch to ensure every signing is seamless. With over 10 years of experience working under HIPAA regulations, I understand the importance of confidentiality, compliance, and attention to detail — especially when handling sensitive documents. Whether you need a certified notary public, remote online notarization (RON), loan signing agent, or a wedding officiant who proudly serves all love stories, I am here to make it official. Based in downtown Orlando and serving all of Florida, I offer flexible scheduling, mobile services, and dependable expertise.
Proud to offer TRANSPARENT and FAIR pricing.
Always professional. Always prepared. Always Orlando.
Hi, I’m Tyler — the signature behind Sign ORLANDO, LLC.
With a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Michigan State University and over 10 years of experience working under HIPAA regulations, I bring precision, integrity, and a deep understanding of privacy and professionalism to every notarization.
My journey has taken me from the world of science and healthcare to the heart of Central Florida, where I now proudly offer mobile, remote online, and loan signing services across the downtown Orlando area. Whether I'm officiating LGBTQ+ inclusive weddings or notarizing sensitive documents, I treat every client with the care and respect they deserve.
At Sign ORLANDO, I believe a signature is more than a formality — it’s a commitment, a milestone, and a moment that deserves attention to detail.
Let’s make it official — Always the original Orlando, in Orlando.
Trusted notarizations, loan signings, and officiant services — always on your terms. FLEXIBILITY, EVEN WEEKEND!
Reliable mobile and in-person notarization across downtown Orlando — from affidavits to powers of attorney.
Certified Florida Remote Online Notary (RON)
BlueNotary
Certified Notary Signing Agent through NNA for real estate closings, refinances, buyer/seller packages, and more.
$100,000 E&O Insurance
Assistance navigating the process of authenticating documents for international use — fast, simple, and stress-free.
Celebrate your love your way. I offer personalized wedding ceremonies for all couples, proudly inclusive and legally binding.
Notarization of annuity documents including beneficiary changes, withdrawals, and distribution elections.
Sworn written statements notarized for court use, personal declarations, or legal matters.
Legal wedding ceremonies performed, including inclusive options for all couples under Florida law.
Notarization of durable, medical, and financial power of attorney documents with identity verification.
Section 2 of the I-9 employment eligibility form completed on behalf of employers, per USCIS guidelines.
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) verification for out-of-state vehicle registration and titling.
Self-proving affidavits and other will-related documents notarized in compliance with Florida statutes.
Oaths and affirmations administered for depositions, court documents, and sworn testimonies.
Documentation and certification of safe deposit box contents for financial or estate purposes.
Notarization of living trusts, estate planning forms, and executor-related documentation.
Forms notarized for insurance claims, beneficiary updates, account changes, and financial institutions.
Affidavits for permit applications, zoning approvals, or construction-related requirements.
Official notarization of forms required to begin construction projects in compliance with state law.
Notarization of HIPAA releases, medical directives, and other healthcare-related legal forms.
Consent forms notarized for DNA testing in legal or immigration-related paternity matters.
Releases and structured settlement agreements notarized toconfirm understanding and agreements.
Oaths administered for individuals participating in telephonic or remote court hearings.
A Notary Public is an official appointed by the state government—typically by the Secretary of State—to serve as an impartial witness during the signing of important documents. Their primary role is to help prevent fraud by verifying the identity of signers, confirming their willingness to sign without pressure, and ensuring they understand what they are signing.
Notaries are considered "ministerial officials," which means they must follow laws and guidelines exactly as written, without exercising personal judgment. This is different from a judicial officer, who may interpret or apply the law.
Notarial duties often include verifying signatures on critical documents such as:
• Real estate deeds and titles
• Wills and living trusts
• Powers of attorney
• Contracts and affidavits
In some cases, Notaries must also administer oaths or affirmations, requiring the signer to swear under penalty of perjury that the contents of a document are true.
A Notary must remain completely neutral and unbiased. They are prohibited from refusing service based on race, nationality, religion, political views, sexual orientation, or the person’s customer status.
Ultimately, Notaries Public help ensure the integrity and trustworthiness of many life-changing transactions. Whether it’s buying a home, authorizing medical care, or creating a legal agreement, Notaries play a key role in upholding the legality and legitimacy of these actions.
A Notary Signing Agent (NSA) is a commissioned Notary who has received advanced training in managing and notarizing loan-related documents. They play a crucial role in the mortgage process by serving as the final step between the lender and the completion of the transaction. Typically working as independent contractors, NSAs ensure that borrowers correctly sign, notarize, and return their loan documents promptly. This step is essential for the loan to proceed to closing and for funds to be properly disbursed by the Title or Escrow company.
Florida law allows notaries to reasonably rely on valid identification that is current or issued within the past 5 years and contains a serial or identifying number. Acceptable forms of ID include:
• Florida driver's license or state-issued ID card
• U.S. passport
• Foreign passport (must be stamped by U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services)
• Driver’s license or state ID issued by another U.S. state, U.S. territory, Canada, or Mexico
• Military ID issued by any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces
• Inmate ID issued by:
Florida Department of Corrections (on or after Jan. 1, 1991)
U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons
• ID card from U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services
• Sworn law enforcement statement verifying identity of an inmate whose ID was confiscated
Florida law also allows alternative methods for those who cannot present valid ID, such as elderly persons, minors, or individuals with disabilities:
One credible witness who is personally known to the notary
Two credible witnesses who:
a) Present valid ID themselves
b) Personally know the signer
c) Swear that the signer cannot reasonably obtain acceptable ID
d) Have no financial interest or connection to the document being notarized
• Before your appointment, make sure your document is fully completed, leaving only the notarial section and signature lines blank.
• Carefully review the entire form to confirm that all names are spelled correctly and that dates are accurate.
• You’ll also need to bring a valid, unexpired form of identification with you at the time of signing, as this is required to complete the notarization.
Sign ORLANDO offers flexible, secure payment methods to make your notarization experience fast and convenient.
We accept:
All major credit & debit cards
Apple Pay & Google Pay
Secure online payments via Square and Chase
Instant payment links & QR codes
Venmo Business
Cash App for Business
Cash (exact change appreciated)
🕘 Available 24/7 — pay in person, online, or on your mobile device.
🔒 Secure & professional transactions every time.
• Upfront, Honest Pricing
All rates are clearly listed—no hidden fees, ever. You’ll always know what you’re paying for before we begin.
• Fair and Legal Practices
I follow Florida law to the letter, and every client—no matter the document or occasion—gets the same respectful, professional treatment.
• Affordable Services for Everyone
I believe everyone deserves access to high-quality notary services. That’s why I offer competitive, community-friendly rates without cutting corners.
• No Pressure, Just Clarity
I walk you through the process, explain your options, and give you time to ask questions—because your comfort and confidence matter.