Mail-Away Closing Services in Florida

A mail away closing lets you sign your Florida closing documents with a notary near you instead of attending closing in person. For clients who cannot be at the closing table, our mail-away closing services provide a secure and convenient alternative. We carefully package and deliver all closing documents to your location, allowing you to sign locally with a notary and return the documents for completion. This service is perfect for out-of-state buyers, busy professionals, or anyone who prefers the convenience of closing at their own location.

Mail-away Closing Services

Mail-Away Service Benefits

Our mail-away closing services offer flexibility and convenience without compromising security or legal requirements:

Geographic Flexibility:Close from anywhere in the United States.
Secure Document Delivery:Insured shipping with tracking and signatures.
Local Notarization:Use any qualified notary in your area.
Expert Coordination:Full support throughout the process.

Mail-Away Closing Process

1

Document Preparation

Complete preparation of all closing documents

2

Secure Shipping

Insured overnight delivery to your location

3

Local Signing

Sign with a local notary at your convenience

4

Return Shipping

Send documents back via provided shipping

5

Transaction Completion

Final processing and recording

Secure Packaging

Documents are securely packaged with detailed instructions and return shipping materials.

Detailed Instructions

Clear, step-by-step instructions for document signing and notarization requirements.

Tracking & Insurance

Full tracking information and insurance coverage for all document shipments.

Local Notary Support

Assistance in finding qualified notaries in your area if needed.

Phone Support

Dedicated phone support throughout the signing and return process.

Time Management

Coordinated timing to ensure all parties meet closing deadlines.

Important Requirements

  • Valid government-issued photo ID required for notarization
  • Notary must be licensed in the state where signing occurs
  • All documents must be returned within specified timeframe
  • Some loan types may not be eligible for mail-away closing
  • Lender approval may be required for certain transactions

What Is a Mail-Away Closing?

A mail-away closing is a real estate closing where the title company ships the closing documents to you, you sign them in front of a notary near you, with two witnesses for any deed, and you return the originals by overnight courier. You never travel to the closing table.

  1. We prepare and ship

    We prepare your documents, mark every signature, initial and witness line, and send them by overnight courier with a prepaid return envelope.

  2. You sign with a local notary

    You sign in front of a notary commissioned in the state where you are, plus two witnesses if you are signing a deed.

  3. You send the originals back

    You return the signed originals by overnight courier the same day if possible.

  4. We review, fund and record

    We check every page, fund the transaction once all documents and funds are in, and record the deed and mortgage with the county.

Mail-Away Closing or Remote Online Closing?

Mail-away closingRemote online closing
How you signOn paper, in front of a notary near youElectronically, by live video with an online notary
Witnesses for a deedTwo witnesses with youIn person or by video
ShippingOvernight both waysNone
TimingAllow a few extra business daysUsually faster
Lender acceptanceWidely acceptedDepends on the lender and loan type

If your lender requires ink signatures or you prefer paper, choose mail-away. If you want the fastest option and your lender allows it, choose a remote online closing.

Who Mail-Away Closing Is For

Mail-away closing lets you sign your closing documents with a notary near you instead of traveling to Orlando. It suits out-of-state and overseas buyers and sellers, snowbirds, military families and anyone who cannot attend closing in person.

Florida Signing Requirements

Notary:documents must be notarized by a notary commissioned in the state where you sign.
Two witnesses for deeds:Florida law requires a deed to be signed in front of two witnesses, in addition to the notary.
Matching names:sign exactly as your name is printed, and use an ID that matches.
Original ink:sign the original documents we send, then return them in the prepaid overnight envelope.

Common Mistakes We Help You Avoid

We mark every signature, initial and witness line before shipping and review the documents as soon as they come back.

Missing witness signatures, printed names or post-office addresses on the deed, which Florida has required for recording since January 1, 2024
Incomplete notary blocks, such as a missing seal or commission date
Signing on the wrong line or missing initials
Returning documents late, which can delay funding

Helpful Guides

Mail-Away Closing FAQs

What to know before signing Florida closing documents by mail.

Convenient mail-away closing services for clients who cannot attend in person

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