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info@linotaryservices.comNotarize U.S. Documents From Anywhere
Meet with a New York notary online — $75 per stamp.
Notarize eligible U.S. documents while you are outside the United States
$75 per notary stamp- Designed for signers outside the United States.
- No U.S. citizenship required for eligible signers.
- Choose a physical or electronic signing process.
- Secure online document and identity-verification process.
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How International Online Notarization Works
Complete an eligible U.S. document with a New York notary online without traveling back to the United States.
Choose your appointment and tell us the document type, your current country, the number of notary stamps, and the number of signers.- Choose physical signing for a handwritten signature or electronic signing when the document is eligible.
- Upload your document from the LINS meeting page and keep it unsigned unless your instructions specifically require otherwise.
- Complete the applicable identity-verification process using a valid government-issued photo ID.
- Meet with the notary online using a camera, microphone, stable internet connection, and a quiet, well-lit space.
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your document is notarized?
Notarization and apostille authentication are different services. If the recipient requires authentication, your notarized document may also need an apostille or legalization.
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A specialized provider for U.S. document notarization from virtually anywhere in the world.
LINS helps people living, working, studying, traveling, or doing business abroad complete eligible U.S. documents through a secure online appointment with a New York notary.
New York State commissioned notariesValid photo ID verificationPhysical or electronic signingSecure document handlingWorldwide signer supportCamera and microphone appointmentsFAQ
This $75 service is for a signer physically outside the United States who needs an eligible U.S. document notarized remotely by a New York notary.
No. U.S. citizenship is not required for an eligible signer. You must have acceptable identification and meet the document and identity-verification requirements.
Yes, depending on document eligibility and recipient requirements. Physical signing uses a handwritten signature; eligible electronic documents can be signed during the online session.
Have a valid government-issued photo ID, the document ready for review, recipient instructions, a camera and microphone, stable internet, and a quiet, well-lit meeting space.
The service is $75 per notary stamp. Each additional notary stamp is $75, and each additional signer is $10.
No. Notarization verifies the signing process. If the receiving country or institution also requires authentication, the notarized document may need a separate apostille or legalization service.