Can a Florida will be signed and witnessed online?
Yes, within limits. A Florida will may be signed electronically and witnessed by video during an online notarization session supervised by an online notary.
Yes, within limits. Under section 732.522, Florida Statutes, a Florida will may be signed electronically and witnessed by audio video communication during an online notarization session supervised by an online notary public.
When fewer than two witnesses are physically present, section 117.285 requires screening questions about impairment and assistance, and remote witnessing is not effective for a vulnerable adult. Remote witnesses must confirm that they are residents of and physically located in the United States or a U.S. territory at the time of witnessing.
Easler Law PLLC offers virtual consults statewide in addition to meetings at its Melbourne office.
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