Mobile Notary · Pasco County, FL

I come to you.

Evenings & weekends

Hablo español

What I do

Paperwork, handled.

Mobile notary

POAs, affidavits, deeds, wills, vehicle titles, loan signings. Your home, your office, a hospital room.

LLC filing

You give me your details in writing. I complete the state’s Articles of Organization and submit them. Filing service only. I don’t advise on entity type, structure, or tax election.

Admin & document prep

Applications, renewals, forms, email and calendar management. The paperwork that’s been waiting on your counter.

Spanish-language service

Full appointments, paperwork, and communication in Spanish. No extra charge.

April Yesenia De Jesus, Florida notary public

Who you’re calling

Hi, I’m April.

I’m a Florida notary based in Pasco County, and I started AYDJ Solutions because paperwork stops people. A form nobody explains. An office that closes at five. A document in a language that isn’t yours.

So I come to you: evenings, weekends, wherever the signing needs to happen. And if Spanish is easier, we’ll do the whole thing in Spanish.

Let’s get it off your list.

Rates

No surprise fees.

Notarization

$10

per signature

Florida’s statutory fee, the same for every notary in the state.

Travel

$35

within 15 miles

$1 per mile beyond 15. Quoted before we book, never after.

Admin work

$30

per hour

LLC filing is $200 flat plus the state fee.

You’ll know the total before I get in the car.

How it works

Three steps.

01

Text me

Tell me the document, the address, and when. I’ll quote the total.

02

I come to you

Have the document filled out but not signed, and photo ID ready.

03

It’s done

Signed, sealed, receipt in hand. Usually under fifteen minutes.

Where

Pasco County and nearby.

Inside the $35 travel fee

Port RicheyNew Port RicheyHoliday ElfersTrinityHudson Bayonet PointShady HillsTarpon Springs Palm Harbor

Farther out, $1 per mile beyond 15

OdessaSpring HillLand O’ Lakes LutzWesley ChapelZephyrhills Dade CityClearwater

Before we meet

Good to know.

What should I have ready?

The completed document, filled out but not signed, and a valid, unexpired photo ID for everyone signing. The name on the ID has to match the name on the document.

Can you tell me what to sign?

No. A notary verifies who you are and witnesses your signature. Explaining what a document means is legal advice, and that’s a different job.

Do I need witnesses?

Some do. A Florida will needs two, separate from the notary. Tell me the document type when you book and I’ll let you know what to arrange.

How do I pay?

Zelle or cash, at the appointment. You get a receipt either way.

How fast can you come?

Often same day, evenings and weekends. Text me what you need and where, and I’ll tell you the soonest I can be there.

Let’s get it off your list.

Evenings and weekends · Pasco County · Hablo español

or call (786) 448-9858