Florida Statutes Chapter 117 — NOTARIES PUBLIC
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- § 117.01 — Appointment, application, suspension, revocation, application fee, bond, and oath.
- § 117.021 — Electronic notarization.
- § 117.03 — Administration of oaths.
- § 117.04 — Acknowledgments.
- § 117.045 — Marriages.
- § 117.05 — Use of notary commission; unlawful use; notary fee; seal; duties; employer liability; name change; advertising; photocopies; penalties.
- § 117.051 — Civil cause of action.
- § 117.06 — Validity of acts prior to April 1, 1903.
- § 117.10 — Law enforcement and correctional officers; administration of oaths.
- § 117.103 — Certification of notary’s authority by Secretary of State.
- § 117.105 — False or fraudulent acknowledgments; penalty.
- § 117.107 — Prohibited acts.
- § 117.108 — Validity of acts, seals, and certificates prior to January 1, 1995.
- § 117.201 — Definitions.
- § 117.209 — Authority to perform online notarizations.
- § 117.215 — Relation to other laws.
- § 117.225 — Registration; qualifications.
- § 117.231 — Remote administration of certain oaths.
- § 117.235 — Performance of notarial acts.
- § 117.245 — Electronic journal of online notarizations.
- § 117.255 — Use of electronic journal, signature, and seal.
- § 117.265 — Online notarization procedures.
- § 117.275 — Fees for online notarization.
- § 117.285 — Supervising the witnessing of electronic records.
- § 117.295 — Standards for electronic and online notarization; rulemaking authority.
- § 117.305 — Relation to federal law.