How It Works

If you are ready to prepare a Florida legal document, we guide you through every step — from answering simple questions to downloading a ready-to-sign file.

How It Works

Three simple steps from start to signed document.

01

Complete Guided Intake

Answer simple questions about your document. The process takes about 5–10 minutes on any device.

02

Review Your Draft & Pay

Your draft is generated in minutes. Review the preview, select optional notarization, and pay securely online.

03

Download & Access Anytime

Your final file unlocks immediately. Download it now and access it again anytime within your 12-month account period.

What's Included at $199

Every document purchase includes the same straightforward package.

Guided intake — clear questions, plain English, takes about 5–10 minutes

Draft generated in minutes from a Florida-compliant attorney-reviewed template

Secure document dashboard — view and download your file anytime

Your document stays in your account — no subscription, no recurring charges

Signing instructions included with every document

Faster intake for any future documents you prepare

Optional Notarization

Florida law requires notarization for most powers of attorney and deeds. We offer two convenient options as add-ons.

Remote Online Notarization

Meet with a notary online for eligible documents. Sign and notarize via secure video call — no travel required. Add this during secure checkout.

+$100

Mobile Notary Service

A mobile notary can print your completed documents and bring them to your appointment.

Starting at $100

If you need legal advice about which document is right for you, speak with a licensed Florida attorney before starting.

Common Questions

Ready to Prepare Your Document?

Start your guided intake now. Your draft is generated in minutes. Access your document anytime from your account.

ClickDocs.org provides document preparation services only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. If your situation is complex, contested, or unclear, we recommend consulting a licensed Florida attorney.