A notary's signature is required on many legal documents and can be a wise precaution even when notarization isn't mandated. Sooner or later everyone needs a notary — to finalize a loan, enter an escrow agreement, or complete a binding business agreement — and it can be stressful to find one on short notice. If you searched for a notary near me in Pompano Beach, DD Pawn Loans has a walk-in notary public at 2751 W Atlantic Blvd #101, no appointment needed.
Notary Services for Real Estate, Attorneys, Settlements & More
- Real estate — mortgage closing documents, title transfers
- Attorneys — interrogatories, statements
- Structured settlements — agreements, affidavits of independent professional advice, designations of beneficiary, living trusts
- Automobile notary services — for dealerships and dealers
- General notary services — affidavits, disability-claim support documents, wills, and medical directives
When you choose the ease, value, and convenience of DD Pawn Loans notary services, you choose the fast and easy way. Call (561) 774-9292.
Notary Near Me: Walk-In Hours in Pompano Beach
You do not need an appointment. Walk in at 2751 W Atlantic Blvd #101, Pompano Beach, FL 33069 during store hours: Monday through Thursday 10 to 7, Friday 9 to 8, Saturday 10 to 7, closed Sunday. We are on West Atlantic Blvd just east of Florida's Turnpike (Atlantic Blvd exit), west of I-95 and Powerline Rd. Most notarizations take under ten minutes once you are at the counter. If you are coming from Coral Springs, Margate, Deerfield Beach or Fort Lauderdale, call (561) 774-9292 before you leave and we will confirm the notary is in.
What to Bring to the Notary
- The document, unsigned. A Florida notary has to watch you sign. Fill in every other blank first so there is nothing left to complete at the counter.
- A valid government photo ID. A driver license or state ID card from any state, a passport or a military ID, current and unexpired. A photo of your ID on your phone will not work.
- Every signer, in person. We cannot notarize for a spouse, parent or business partner who stayed home.
- Witnesses, if your document calls for them. Wills, deeds and some medical directives need witnesses in addition to the notary. Ask when you call and we will tell you whether to bring your own.
- Any instructions from the receiving party. If a bank, school, court or title company gave you a specific notary wording, bring it with you.
Documents We Notarize Every Day
Beyond the real estate, attorney and settlement paperwork listed above, these are the documents local customers bring in most often:
- Vehicle title transfers, bills of sale and vehicle power of attorney forms
- Affidavits, sworn statements and declarations
- General and durable power of attorney
- Parental consent letters for minor travel and school enrollment forms
- Medical directives, health care surrogate designations and living wills
- Loan, lease, employment and insurance forms that require a notarized signature
If your document is in Spanish or another language, call ahead so we can confirm the notary can handle it before you drive over.
Notary, Check Cashing and Cash Loans in One Stop
Most people who need a notary on short notice are closing a deal, cashing a check or raising cash the same day. We handle all three under one roof. Cash your payroll, government or insurance check at our check cashing counter while your document is notarized, or ask about a same-day collateral loan on jewelry, tools or electronics. Read what neighbors say on our reviews page, and find the map and directions on our contact page.
Notary Public FAQ
Do I need an appointment for the notary?
No. Our notary service is walk-in during regular store hours, Monday through Saturday. If you are driving in from Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach or Fort Lauderdale, call (561) 774-9292 first and we will confirm the notary is in before you leave.
What ID do I need to get a document notarized?
Bring a current, unexpired government photo ID: a driver license or state ID card from any state, a passport or a military ID. Every person signing must be present with their own ID. A photocopy or a picture of an ID on your phone is not accepted.
Can you notarize a document I already signed?
No. A Florida notary must watch you sign, so bring the document unsigned. If it is already signed, you will need a fresh copy to sign in front of the notary. Fill in the other blanks ahead of time so the visit takes only a few minutes.
How much does the notary charge?
Florida law caps what a notary may charge per notarial act, and we stay within that cap. Ask at the counter or call for the current fee and the total for a multi-signature document before you come in.
Are you a notary near me with evening or Saturday hours?
We are open Monday through Thursday 10 to 7, Friday 9 to 8 and Saturday 10 to 7, and closed Sunday. That covers most evening and Saturday needs. Check our Google listing for holiday hours before you drive over.
Can you notarize a car title or bill of sale?
Yes. Vehicle title transfers, bills of sale and power of attorney for a vehicle are among the most common documents we notarize. Bring the title, the buyer and seller with photo ID, and leave the signature lines blank until you are in front of the notary.