Jail Notary in Port St. Lucie & the Treasure Coast
Mobile notary visits to St. Lucie, Martin and Indian River county jails for powers of attorney, affidavits and other documents your loved one needs to sign.
Call 772-207-1534Book OnlineWhen someone you love is in jail, life outside does not stop. Bills, vehicles, bank accounts, leases, property and children’s matters still need a signature, and that signature often has to be notarized. I come to the facility so your family member can sign legally and you can keep things moving.
I handle the coordination that families usually find confusing: confirming the facility’s visitation and professional-visit rules, the inmate’s booking details, what identification will be accepted, and whether witnesses are needed. Attorneys and bail bond agents are welcome to schedule on behalf of their clients.
Documents commonly signed in jail
Power of Attorney
Durable or limited POA so a family member can handle banking, bills, vehicles or property while the signer is incarcerated.
Affidavits & sworn statements
Sworn statements for court, insurance or family matters, administered under oath.
Vehicle & title paperwork
Title transfers, release forms and authorization letters for vehicles in impound or that need to be sold.
Child & family documents
Guardianship consents, travel consents and custody-related documents prepared by the family or attorney.
Real estate documents
Deeds, quitclaims and closing documents, handled by a licensed Florida Broker Associate.
Witnesses
Witnesses can be arranged when booked in advance for documents that require them.
How it works
- Call or book online with the inmate’s full name, the facility, and the document type.
- I confirm facility rules, visit times and identification requirements, and tell you exactly what is needed.
- The documents must be prepared and complete before the visit. I don’t draft legal documents or give legal advice.
- I meet the signer at the facility, verify identity, and notarize. You get the completed documents the same day.
Service area: Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Vero Beach and all of St. Lucie, Martin and Indian River counties.
Frequently asked questions
Which jails do you visit?
St. Lucie County Jail in Fort Pierce, Martin County Jail in Stuart, and Indian River County Jail in Vero Beach, plus other facilities on the Treasure Coast by request.
What ID does the inmate need?
Identification is often taken at booking. Florida law allows certain alternatives in correctional settings, and I confirm what the facility can provide before the visit so the trip is not wasted.
Can you prepare the power of attorney?
No. As a notary I cannot draft legal documents or advise which form to use. Your attorney, or a self-prepared form you choose, should be completed before the visit.
How soon can you go?
Facilities set the schedule. Many visits can be arranged within one to three business days, depending on the jail’s professional-visit rules.
Do you work with attorneys and bail bond agents?
Yes. Attorneys, paralegals and bail agents can book directly and I will coordinate with the facility.
Ready to get it notarized?
Febsheka Campbell-Dunn, Florida Notary Public · NNA Certified Notary Signing Agent · Evenings & weekends available
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Areas we serve
Mobile Notary Port St. Lucie · Mobile Notary Stuart · Mobile Notary Fort Pierce · Mobile Notary Vero Beach · Palm City · Jensen Beach · Hobe Sound · Tradition · St. Lucie West · Indian River County