Remote Online Notarization (RON) is an advanced method that leverages audio and visual technology to conduct notarial acts when the principal and the notary public are not physically present in the same location. This innovative approach allows a commissioned notary public to perform their duties remotely, using secure digital platforms to facilitate the notarization process.
In a traditional notarization, the principal must be physically present with the notary to verify their identity and witness the signing of documents. RON modernizes this process by enabling the notary and the principal to interact in real-time through video conferencing tools. This not only makes the process more accessible but also more convenient, as it eliminates the need for in-person meetings and allows parties to complete their notarial needs from anywhere with an internet connection.
The notary public uses specialized software to verify the identity of the principal through various authentication methods, such as knowledge-based authentication (KBA) and credential analysis. Once the identity is confirmed, the notarial act is conducted via a secure video link. The documents are then electronically signed and notarized, with the notary applying a digital seal and signature to certify the authenticity of the documents.
RON provides several benefits, including increased accessibility and efficiency, especially for individuals and businesses that operate remotely or across different locations. It also helps streamline processes for real estate transactions, legal documents, and various forms requiring notarization. By utilizing technology, Remote Online Notarization ensures that notarial acts are conducted securely and effectively, adapting traditional practices to meet the needs of today’s digital world. See our reviews!
If you are outside of the states, use our International Notarization option. We specialize in the following document types:
Please be sure to complete ID Verification before the meeting.
** All signers must be physically located within the US during the notarization. **