How To Notarize Online in New Hampshire

KEY TAKEAWAYS 

• SB 134 permanently allows NH residents to use RON services like NotaryLive
• The process is easy - upload document, verify ID, connect to an online notary
• NH notaries can now take advantage of providing online notarizations with RON

New Hampshire residents will now be able to notarize documents online via remote online notarization (RON) permanently, thanks to Senate Bill 134. If you’re a New Hampshire resident looking to take advantage of the convenience and security of online notarization, read on to find out how you can do just that with NotaryLive!

Getting Documents Notarized with RON in New Hampshire

If you’re a New Hampshire resident looking to notarize a document, you would have been able to do so with or without this bill as online notarization laws apply to the notaries themselves rather than the person who is looking to have a document notarized. 

To get started notarizing a document through NotaryLive, all you need is the document you are looking to get notarized, a device with camera/microphone capabilities that is connected to the internet, and either a valid driver's license or passport. Once your identity is confirmed using state-of-the-art ID verification technology, you will be connected with one of our live notaries via webcam. 

Click here to get started now!

Becoming an Online Notary in New Hampshire

If you want to become an online notary in New Hampshire, now is the time to take advantage of the opportunity! To do so, you must first become a registered Notary Public with the state of New Hampshire. For general information on how to become an online notary with NotaryLive, check out this article.

To apply to become an online Notary Public in New Hampshire, visit the National Notary Association’s guidelines.

Wondering what makes NotaryLive the best online notary service for registered notaries? 

Check out this article to find out!

As the signer, you can get your documents notarized from anywhere: it is the notary that needs to learn the laws of each state and if they can become an online notary legally. 

Check out our blog for more information on which states notaries can become an online notary. 

What this Means for Other States

While RON allows for an incredibly fast, convenient, and secure notarization experience, some states have been slow to adopt it permanently. Because most notarization laws apply to the notary and not the person in need of notarization, notaries in those states are missing out on potential income as people can use RONs acting in other states to notarize their documents much more quickly than through an in-person notarization. This puts notarization states that have not adopted RON at a disadvantage - especially in the business world. 

For more information on which benefits could benefit the most from RON, read this blog!

To see if RON is legal in your state, check out this article. If you would like to push for Remote Online Notarization in your state, you can contact your local representatives.