Frequently Asked Questions

Remote or online notarization involves the use of video conferencing technology to allow a notary public to verify a signer’s identity and witness the signing of a document in real time.

Yes, remote or online notarization is legal in many states and countries, and the number of jurisdictions that allow it is growing.

The types of documents that can be notarized remotely or online vary by state or country, but typically include things like affidavits, contracts, deeds, powers of attorney, and wills. See our list of services here.

The identification requirements vary by state or country, but typically require the signer to present government-issued identification, such as an unexpired driver’s license and/or passport. Please contact us if you have a question about your identification.

Each state has a set fee per stamp but a notary can also have additional expenses such as travel fee, print fee, witness fee or platform fees, etc. All fees will be disclosed when a notarization request has been requested.

The time it takes to get a document notarized online depends on the platform and the complexity of the document or how many pages are needed to be signed, but it typically takes less than 30 minutes.

The online notarization process is generally considered secure, as it involves the use of secure video conferencing platforms and identity verification procedures. For more details, please contact us.

Yes, you should receive a copy of your notarized document from the notary public after the notarization process is complete.

If you need to make changes to a notarized document after it has been signed, you will need to have the document re-notarized.