Can I get Palm Beach County forms notarized online?

Yes. Florida allows remote online notarization (Chapter 117, Florida Statutes): you upload the form, verify your ID, and sign on a short video call with a licensed online notary. Palm Beach County offices accept online-notarized documents the same as paper ones.

Which Palm Beach County forms need a notary?

The ones listed on this page — 97 city forms such as permit affidavits — plus the Notice of Commencement, which the owner must sign before a notary before it is recorded.

Where do I record a document in Palm Beach County?

With the Palm Beach County Clerk of the Circuit Court, official records (mypalmbeachclerk.com). The statutory recording fee is $5 for the first page and $4 for each additional page (s. 28.24, Florida Statutes), plus any county surcharges on the clerk's fee schedule.

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Palm Beach County notary forms

97 government forms that need a notary across 37 Palm Beach County cities, plus the county's Notice of Commencement. Pick the form, upload it, and sign with a licensed online notary in about 15 minutes.

Most requestedPalm Beach County Notice of CommencementThe official county form (PDF), who signs it, notarization, and recording with the Palm Beach County Clerk.

Cities with notary forms ready

Atlantis

3 forms available

Belle Glade

3 forms available

Boca Raton

3 forms available

Briny Breezes

3 forms available

Cloud Lake

3 forms available

Delray Beach

3 forms available

Glen Ridge

3 forms available

Golf

3 forms available

Gulf Stream

3 forms available

Haverhill

3 forms available

Highland Beach

3 forms available

Hypoluxo

3 forms available

Juno Beach

3 forms available

Lake Park

3 forms available

Lantana

3 forms available

Loxahatchee Groves

3 forms available

Manalapan

3 forms available

Mangonia Park

3 forms available

Ocean Ridge

3 forms available

Pahokee

3 forms available

Palm Beach

3 forms available

Palm Beach Shores

3 forms available

Palm Springs

3 forms available

Royal Palm Beach

3 forms available

South Bay

3 forms available

Wellington

3 forms available

Boynton Beach

2 forms available

Jupiter

2 forms available

North Palm Beach

2 forms available

Riviera Beach

2 forms available

South Palm Beach

2 forms available

Tequesta

2 forms available

West Palm Beach

2 forms available

Westlake

2 forms available

Greenacres

1 form available

Lake Worth Beach

1 form available

Palm Beach Gardens

1 form available

Palm Beach County government forms

Notarizable forms issued by Palm Beach County that work countywide — including for residents of unincorporated communities.

AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLETENESS AND ACCURACY

Countywide

Application Affidavit Hold Harmless

Countywide

Building Division Permit Application

Countywide

Form-25 Affidavit of Vacant Lot Maintenance. ...

Countywide

Lot-Combination-Owners-Affidavit-and-Covenant. ...

Countywide

NONRESIDENTIAL FARM BUILDING AFFIDAVIT

Countywide

OWNER/BUILDER AFFIDAVIT & DISCLOSURE ...

Countywide

PBC FLU Amendment Affidavits

Countywide

See all 8 Palm Beach County forms

Unincorporated communities in Palm Beach County

These communities don’t have their own city government and use Palm Beach County’s permits and forms — same notary needs, same process. 20 communities listed.

Palm Beach County notary questions

Can I get Palm Beach County forms notarized online?: Yes. Florida allows remote online notarization (Chapter 117, Florida Statutes): you upload the form, verify your ID, and sign on a short video call with a licensed online notary. Palm Beach County offices accept online-notarized documents the same as paper ones.
Which Palm Beach County forms need a notary?: The ones listed on this page — 97 city forms such as permit affidavits — plus the Notice of Commencement, which the owner must sign before a notary before it is recorded.
Where do I record a document in Palm Beach County?: With the Palm Beach County Clerk of the Circuit Court, official records (mypalmbeachclerk.com). The statutory recording fee is $5 for the first page and $4 for each additional page (s. 28.24, Florida Statutes), plus any county surcharges on the clerk's fee schedule.