Definition of Florida Notary Public in the Free Online Notary Dictionary
A Public Officer Appointed By The Governor Whose Function Is To Administer Oaths; To Take Acknowledgments Of Deeds And Other Instruments; To Attest To Photocopies Of Certain Documents; And To Perform Other Duties Specified By Law.
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