International Notary Service

What This Service Is For

International Notarization is for eligible documents that need to be notarized while the signer is abroad, outside the U.S., or preparing paperwork for foreign use.

• Powers of attorney
• Affidavits and sworn statements
• Authorization letters
• Travel consent forms
• Business and personal documents
• Documents that may later need apostille

What You Need

• Valid government-issued photo ID
• Unsigned document ready to upload
• Device with camera and microphone
• Stable internet connection
• Quiet, well-lit location for the meeting

Document Upload

After booking, upload your unsigned document directly from your meeting page. Do not email documents unless specifically instructed.

Signing Options

Depending on your document requirements and receiving-party rules, you may be able to sign electronically or physically during the notary meeting.

Individuals & Families

Use international notarization for travel consent forms, affidavits, powers of attorney, estate paperwork, authorizations, and family-related documents.

• Travel consent forms
• Medical consent forms
• Affidavits
• Powers of attorney

Business Documents

International notarization can support business contracts, agreements, authorizations, corporate paperwork, and documents for overseas transactions.

• Business contracts
• Corporate authorizations
• Vendor forms
• International agreements

Government & Special Forms

Some government, passport, mailbox, and agency forms may be eligible for online notarization depending on the receiving party’s instructions.

• PS-1583 forms
• DS-3053 forms
• EDGAR access applications
• Agency forms

How It Works

• Submit the booking form below
• Upload your unsigned document from your meeting page
• Complete automated ID verification before the meeting
• Meet with the notary by secure live video session
• Sign electronically or physically during the appointment
• Receive your completed notarized document when finished

Need Apostille or Legalization?

If your notarized document will be used overseas, it may also need apostille or embassy legalization after notarization. The correct path depends on the destination country.

Before the Appointment

A smooth international notarization depends on having the document, ID, and meeting setup ready before the appointment.

• Do not sign before the notary meeting
• Upload your unsigned document from your meeting page
• Have your photo ID ready
• Confirm any receiving-party instructions
• Use a reliable internet connection

Need Another Service?

If your document requires in-person signing, mobile notary, apostille, legalization, or emergency processing, use the related service links below.