If the document has a notarial certificate compliant with law, and the signer personally appears before the notary, and the notary administers the appropriate oath, and checks identification, yes, the notary may notarize any document presented.
Yes. Notarization is regulated by state law, which in Florida does not recognize domestic partnerships. The only way this could lead to trouble is if you notarize a document that you have financial (or other) interest in. For example, do not notarize a document that will result in financial gain to you or to your family.
No.
No a marriage has to be performed by a pastor who has a marriage license .
Notaries may only perform weddings in Florida, Maine, and South Carolina.
Yes, if they have a valid marriage license issued by a Florida clerk of circuit court.
Sure. If she was a legal notary and your license was filed with the state.
If you are asking, "Can a notary perform a marriage for their daughter in Florida?", then yes. Notaries may perform weddings for family members; See the Florida Governor's Reference Manual for Notaries at www.flgov.com/notary_ref_manual.However, notaries do not "notarize marriage certificates". You must actually perform a ceremony before completing the certificate portion of the marriage license. Once the certificate portion is completed, it is the NOTARY'S responsibility to return the license to the clerk of court. Do NOT give the completed record back to the bride/groom to return.
No. A marriage license is only valid for marriages performed in the state where the license is issued. If you want to get married in Florida, you have to get a marriage license from Florida. Of course, once you're married, the marriage is recognized in every other state.
no it's not!
No, it is a conflict of interest.
No. Tennessee notaries are not authorzied to perform marriages anyway. However, if a notary performs a wedding in Florida, that notary must be commissioned in Florida. Likewise, judges and clerks of court from other states may not perform a marriage in Florida.
Of course, if she is a licensed notary.
If a notary is allowed to perform weddings, the relationship does not matter. It is legal for a notary to perform weddings in Florida.
Every Florida notary should already know that they may not perform any notarial acts outside the State of Florida. This is very basic knowledge. In addition, notaries can not perform weddings in New York anyway. Florida notaries have no power to perform weddings or notarize signatures outside the state of Florida.