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If you are a contractor or subcontractor in Florida, you must be familiar with the term “notice of commencement” or NOC. But what exactly is a notice of commencement, and why is it important for your construction project? In this article, we will explore the purpose of NOCs and how Secured Signing can help you with secure digital signatures and a streamlined Remote Online Notarization platform for your NOCs and permits.
A notice of commencement is a legal document filed with the county clerk’s office in the county where a construction project takes place. Typically filed by the property owner or general contractor, it serves as public notice that construction work is underway.
In Florida, a notice of commencement is mandated for any construction project exceeding $2,500 in value, including new construction, renovations, and improvements to existing structures. It must be filed before work begins.
“In-Person Meetings”: Stakeholders, including property owners, contractors, Notary, and inspectors, frequently necessitate in-person meetings for the signing and notarization of these documents, leading to delays and additional costs associated with travel and coordination.
“Paperwork and Documentation”: The management of physical paperwork can be cumbersome, elevating the risk of misplacement or the loss of crucial documents.
“Time-Consuming Processes”: Traditional signing methods often result in significant delays in project timelines, impacting construction schedules and potentially incurring financial penalties.
Secured Signing’ digital platform offers secure and legally binding digital signatures, with live video signing session, ID Verification (IDV) and so much more all in our Remote Online Notarization (RON) for notices of commencement and permits in Florida. Our digital platform is designed to streamline the process of obtaining signatures, notary stamps, and approvals for construction projects, saving you time and reducing the risk of errors.
Streamlined Remote Online Notarization (RON) Process Secured Signing’s RON process ensures secure and legally binding notarization of documents, eliminating the need for in-person meetings and traditional notary processes. Saving you time and money with our all-in-one, digital, paper-free notarization platform that is just as easily used remotely or in-person.
Compliance with Florida Laws Our platform complies not only with all Florida laws and regulations concerning digital signatures and Remote Online Notarization but also extends its capabilities to other states where NOCs are a requirement. These states include Idaho, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Washington, among others. In Florida, we’ve formed strategic partnerships with the largest providers in each category, as defined by the total number of permits, to ensure compliance and streamline construction processes. This ensures that your digitally signed NOCs and permits will be legally binding and admissible in court when necessary, guaranteeing full compliance with the specific laws and regulations of each state.
Notices of commencement and permits are essential documents for any construction project in Florida. By understanding their purpose and using a secure digital signature and Remote Online Notarization platform like Secured Signing, you can streamline the process, avoid potential delays and legal disputes, and save time and money.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you with your notices of commencement and permits, utilizing the power of Remote Online Notarization.