Maite ClaveroSay Notary LLC · Notary Public · Miami
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Important: Say Notary LLC is a Notary Public service of the State of Florida. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. The information on this page and throughout this site is general in nature and is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.

1. Terms of Service

These terms govern the relationship between you (the client) and Say Notary LLC when you engage any of my services.

Who I am and what I do

I am Maite Clavero, a Notary Public commissioned by the State of Florida, operating as Say Notary LLC. I offer remote online notarization (RON), mobile notarization, apostille and legalization handling, real estate closings, estate planning, simplified divorce preparation, and wedding officiating. My role is to notarize, verifying identities and witnessing signatures, and to guide you through the process, as authorized by Florida law.

What my service does NOT include

I am not an attorney and I do not provide legal advice, I do not draft the legal content of your documents, and I do not represent you before any authority. When I prepare or transcribe forms, I do so using the information you provide. The accuracy of that information and any decisions about content are your responsibility or your attorney’s.

Client responsibilities

Quotes, pricing, and payment

Most of my services are handled by quote, since the final price depends on the type of transaction, the number of documents and signers, the format, and the location. The price is confirmed before the service is performed. I accept payment by Zelle, debit or credit card, and cash.

Third-party fees

Third-party charges, such as court, state, consular, or courier fees (for example FedEx), are not included in my price. They are paid separately and are non-refundable, as they belong to those entities.

Cancellations and refunds

Remote online notarization (RON)

Remote notarization is performed live, through a Florida-approved notarial platform, with identity verification. The session is recorded in audio and video, and both the recording and the electronic journal are securely retained in accordance with Florida law (see Privacy Policy). RON notarizations performed in accordance with the law are valid throughout the United States.

Right to refuse service

As a Notary Public, I have both the obligation and the right to refuse a notarization when the legal requirements are not met. For example, if the identification is not valid, if the signer does not understand the document, if they are not signing voluntarily, or if there is suspicion of fraud, coercion, or incapacity.

Limitation of liability

My liability is limited to the proper performance of the notarial act under Florida law. I am not responsible for the content of the documents, for the client’s legal decisions, for delays or rejections by third parties (courts, states, consulates, couriers), or for indirect damages arising from the use of my services. I carry errors and omissions (E&O) insurance as a safeguard.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida.

2. Privacy Policy

Your information is handled with care and confidentiality. Here I explain what I collect, how I use it, and how I protect it.

What information I collect

How I use it

I use your information solely to provide the service you requested: to schedule the appointment, verify your identity, perform the notarization, handle apostilles or filings, process payment, and follow up with you. I do not sell your information.

Who I share it with

I share information only when it is necessary to complete your transaction: with the approved RON platform, with payment processors, with courier services (for example FedEx), and with the relevant authorities (courts, the state, consulates) as required by the transaction or by law.

Record retention (RON)

Florida law requires that the electronic journal and the audio-video recording of each remote notarization be securely retained for at least 10 years from the date of the notarial act. The Florida Department of State retains jurisdiction over these records to investigate notarial misconduct for that same 10-year period.

Security

I take reasonable measures to protect your information and your documents from unauthorized access. Even so, no method of transmission or storage is 100% infallible.

Your rights

You may request access to the information I hold about you, or ask me to correct inaccurate data, by writing to info@saynotary.com. Please note that certain notarial records must be retained by law and cannot be deleted before the required period has passed.

3. Legal Notice

Say Notary LLC is not a law firm and Maite Clavero is not an attorney. Services are limited to notarial acts authorized by Florida law (Chapter 117 of the Florida Statutes) and to guidance through processes and filings.

The information presented on this website is general and informational in nature and does not constitute legal, tax, or any other kind of professional advice. It should not be taken as a substitute for the advice of an attorney or another qualified professional. If your situation requires legal advice, I recommend consulting a licensed attorney.