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Broward · Plantation Office
Birth certificates, diplomas, powers of attorney, FBI background checks — authenticated for use in any Hague Convention country. Serving Plantation, Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise, Davie, Weston, and all of Broward County. Certified translations available. Hablamos español.
(954) 870-9745Most notarizations take under 15 minutes. Bring your document and a valid photo ID — we handle the rest, including state filing for your apostille.
Building entrance — We're at 2 South University Drive, just off Broward Boulevard. Head up to the second floor — we're in Suite 265.
Parking — Visitor parking is available right at the building. If you have any trouble finding a spot, call or text us and we'll point you to the closest one.
Getting here — Minutes from I-595 and the Florida Turnpike, with Broward County Transit stops along University Drive.
Running late or lost? — Just text us at (954) 870-9745 and we'll guide you in.
✓ You're ready — come on in, or call (954) 870-9745 with any questions.
Tell us what you need and we'll reply the same business day — or just walk in, no form required.
Right here in Plantation — our office at 2 South University Drive, Suite 265 serves all of Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise, Davie, Weston, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, and Coral Springs. Walk in during office hours or call (954) 870-9745.
No — walk-ins are welcome during office hours. If you'd like to guarantee a time or need after-hours service, call or text (954) 870-9745.
Notarization is done on the spot. The apostille itself is issued by the Florida Secretary of State; we offer standard processing and an expedited 48-hour rush option. Ask us which fits your deadline.
Yes — we process apostilles for documents from all 50 states, plus federal documents like FBI background checks.
Yes. We provide certified, notarized translations — commonly Spanish, Portuguese, and French — accepted by foreign governments, universities, and consulates.
We are not attorneys and are not authorized to provide legal advice or accept fees for legal services.