Yoli’s notary services

10/04/2026

📣 NEED A NOTARY? I COME TO YOU! ✍️📄

Yoli’s Notary Services is currently accepting appointments!

🏠 Mobile Notary Services
🚗 I travel to you
⏰ Flexible appointments
📍 Serving Southwest Florida

Notary services available for a variety of documents, including:

• Power of Attorney documents
• Wills & Trust documents
• Affidavits
• Vehicle/Bill of Sale documents
• Parental & Travel Consent forms
• Real Estate documents
• Loan documents
• General notarizations
• And more!

Need a notary at your home, workplace, hospital, nursing facility, or other location? Send me a message to check availability.

💳 Mobile/travel fees may apply depending on location.

📲 Message Yoli’s Notary Services today to schedule your appointment! 239-888-1799

Please share you never know who may need a notary! ❤️

08/26/2026

https://www.ilrc.org/community-resources/know-your-rights/step-step-family-preparedness-plan

Community Resources Family-Based Publication Date Mar 10, 2026 Share Every family should have a family preparedness plan in case of an emergency. It is equally critical for immigrant families to think ahead and set more concrete plans for immigration-related emergencies that may arise. To assist in....

08/26/2026

Use these forms to have them ready for your family in case of an emergency 🚨

08/26/2026

🙏🏽 POR FAVOR COMPARTE — PREPARACIÓN DE EMERGENCIA PARA FAMILIAS INMIGRANTES 🙏🏽

Con todo lo que está pasando en estos momentos, quiero ayudar a nuestras familias a estar preparadas, no asustadas. ❤️

Si eres inmigrante o tienes familiares inmigrantes, por favor prepara un plan de emergencia en caso de que alguien sea detenido. No esperes hasta que ocurra una emergencia para decidir qué hará tu familia.

Mantén una carpeta segura en casa con:

• Copias de documentos de inmigración e identificaciones importantes
• Número A (A-Number), si aplica
• Actas de nacimiento e información de los niños
• Contactos de emergencia
• Información de un abogado de inmigración o ayuda legal
• Información de la escuela/guardería y personas autorizadas para recoger a los niños
• Información médica y medicamentos importantes
• Un plan de quién cuidará a los niños
• Un plan para la renta/hipoteca, pagos, vehículos, mascotas y otras responsabilidades
• Copias de documentos que demuestren cuánto tiempo has vivido en Estados Unidos

⚠️ CONOCE TUS DERECHOS.

Mantén la calma. No corras. No presentes documentos falsos. No firmes documentos que no entiendas sin antes hablar con un abogado calificado.

Puedes decir:

“Estoy ejerciendo mi derecho a permanecer en silencio. Quiero hablar con un abogado.”

Habla con tu familia AHORA. Asegúrate de que tu esposo/a, hijos o una persona de confianza sepan dónde está la carpeta de emergencia, a quién llamar y qué hacer si algún día no regresas a casa.

Estoy compartiendo esta información porque no quiero ver a ninguna familia pasar por una situación así sin estar preparada. Si esto ayuda aunque sea a una sola familia, valió la pena compartirlo. 🙏🏽❤️

POR FAVOR COMPARTE ESTA PUBLICACIÓN. Quizás alguien entre tus familiares o amigos necesite esta información.

🙏🏽 “Dios es nuestro amparo y fortaleza, nuestro pronto auxilio en las tribulaciones.” Salmo 46:1

Esta información es solamente para preparación general y no constituye asesoría legal. Para preguntas sobre un caso migratorio específico, consulta con un abogado de inmigración calificado o un representante legal acreditado.

08/26/2026

🙏🏽 PLEASE SHARE — IMMIGRANT FAMILY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 🙏🏽

With everything happening right now, I want to help families be prepared, not scared. ❤️

If you or someone you love is an immigrant, please have an emergency plan ready in case someone is stopped or detained. Don’t wait until an emergency happens to figure out what your family needs.

Have a safe folder at home with:
• Copies of important immigration documents and IDs
• A-Number, if applicable
• Birth certificates and children’s information
• Emergency contacts
• Immigration attorney/legal-aid information
• School/daycare contacts and authorized pickup persons
• Medical and medication information
• A plan for who will care for the children
• A plan for rent, bills, vehicles, pets and other responsibilities
• Copies of documents showing how long you have lived in the U.S.

Know your rights. Stay calm, don’t run, don’t provide false information or documents, and don’t sign anything you don’t understand without speaking with a qualified attorney.

You can say: “I am exercising my right to remain silent. I want to speak with a lawyer.”

Please talk with your family now. Make sure your spouse, children or trusted person knows where the emergency folder is and who to contact.

I’m putting together information because I don’t want to see families caught completely unprepared. If this post helps even one family have a plan in place, it was worth sharing. 🙏🏽❤️

Please share this. Someone on your friends list may need it.

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” Psalm 46:1 🙏🏽

This is general preparedness information and not legal advice. For questions about an individual immigration case, speak with a qualified immigration attorney or accredited legal representative.

07/19/2026

✍️ Need a Notary? I’m Here to Help!

I notarize a variety of documents, including:

✅ Parental consent forms for tattoos & piercings
✅ Travel consent forms for minors cruising or traveling with another family member or trusted adult
✅ School forms
✅ Power of Attorney
✅ Affidavits
✅ And much more!

📍 Mobile Notary Services – I come to you!
📞 Call or Text: 239-888-1799

Professional • Reliable • Convenient
Serving Southwest Florida

07/17/2026

It’s a good idea for families regardless of immigration status to have an emergency preparedness plan in case a loved one is unexpectedly detained or unable to return home. A preparedness folder can include:

* Government-issued photo ID (passport, driver’s license, consular ID, or state ID)
* Passports for all family members
* Birth certificates
* Marriage certificate (if applicable)
* Social Security cards (if applicable)
* Immigration documents (visas, green cards, work permits, receipts, notices from immigration)
* Copies of any pending immigration case paperwork
* Medical insurance cards
* List of medications, medical conditions, and doctors
* Emergency contact list with phone numbers
* Power of attorney (financial and/or medical, if appropriate)
* Temporary guardianship paperwork for minor children (if applicable and allowed under state law)
* School and daycare contact information
* Health records and vaccination records for children
* Bank account information and instructions for paying important bills
* Copies of leases, mortgage information, vehicle titles, and insurance policies
* House and vehicle spare keys stored with a trusted person
* Contact information for an immigration attorney or accredited legal representative
* A list of important usernames and passwords stored securely (or instructions on how to access them)

It’s also wise to:

* Keep both paper and digital copies of important documents.
* Tell a trusted family member or friend where the documents are kept.
* Make sure children know who to call if a parent doesn’t come home.

Having these documents prepared does not mean someone expects to be detained—it simply helps families manage emergencies more smoothly, just as people prepare for medical emergencies or natural disasters.

07/17/2026

Documentos importantes que toda familia inmigrante debe tener preparados en caso de una emergencia

Es recomendable tener una carpeta con copias de los siguientes documentos:

* Pasaportes de todos los miembros de la familia.
* Identificaciones oficiales (licencia de conducir, identificación estatal o matrícula consular).
* Actas de nacimiento.
* Acta de matrimonio (si aplica).
* Tarjetas de Seguro Social (si aplica).
* Documentos de inmigración (visa, residencia, permiso de trabajo, recibos o notificaciones de inmigración).
* Copias de cualquier caso de inmigración pendiente.
* Tarjetas de seguro médico.
* Lista de medicamentos, condiciones médicas y médicos tratantes.
* Lista de contactos de emergencia con números de teléfono.
* Poder notarial (Poder General, Poder Financiero y/o Poder Médico, según sea necesario).
* Documentos de tutela temporal para los hijos menores de edad (si aplica y conforme a las leyes del estado).
* Información de la escuela o guardería de los niños.
* Registros médicos y de vacunación de los menores.
* Información de cuentas bancarias e instrucciones para el pago de gastos importantes.
* Copias del contrato de renta o hipoteca, títulos de vehículos y pólizas de seguro.
* Un juego de llaves de la casa y del vehículo con una persona de confianza.
* Información de contacto de un abogado de inmigración o representante legal acreditado.
* Una lista segura con las contraseñas de cuentas importantes o instrucciones para acceder a ellas.

También es recomendable:

* Guardar copias impresas y digitales de todos los documentos importantes.
* Informar a una persona de confianza dónde se encuentran esos documentos.
* Enseñar a los niños a quién llamar en caso de una emergencia si sus padres no pueden regresar a casa.

Estar preparado no significa que algo vaya a suceder; simplemente ayuda a proteger a la familia y facilita la atención de cualquier situación inesperada.

07/09/2026

12/31/2025

As we come to the end of the year, we want to take a moment to thank all of our amazing clients, supporters, family, and friends. Every booking, referral, review, share, and word of encouragement has meant more than you know. Running a small, family-owned business isn’t easy, but your trust and support make it all possible. We are truly grateful and look forward to serving you in the new year. 🙏✨