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A Guide: How to Become An Online Notary in Kentucky

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • Become a commissioned traditional notary public in the state of Kentucky first.
  • Partner with a platform like NotaryLive, a remote notary software, to notarize documents online after approval.
  • Kentucky notary public can expand their services by becoming online notaries.

Audio Summary:

1. Steps To Becoming An Online Notary In Kentucky

The following guide outlines the steps to become an online notary in Kentucky.

Complete the pre-requirements

Before applying, make sure you meet the following:

  • You must already hold an active traditional Kentucky notary public commission
  • Get a $1,000 surety bond
  • Must be at least 18 years old
  • Must be a citizen or permanent legal resident of the U.S.
  • You must live or work in the Kentucky county where you’re applying.
  • Must be able to read and write in English.
  • Complete and submit application to the Secretary of State
  • Once approved, your Certificate of Appointment will be sent to the county clerk where you applied.

Application Process

  • Sign a contract with one or more RON tech providers (like NotaryLive).
  • Send a PDF copy of your digital certificate that shows your e-signature and digital stamp.
  • Upload or scan proof of your $1,000 surety bond from your current notary commission.
  • Pay the $10 registration fee.
  • Fill out the registration form and email it (along with your certificate PDF and bond proof) to the Secretary of State’s office.

As an online notary in Kentucky, you can notarize documents online for signers anywhere in the U.S.

Just be sure you are physically in Kentucky during the notarization if you’d like to be a Kentucky notary public.

3. How NotaryLive Works for a User

Users no longer have to search “notary near me” or “notary services near me”.

Where can I get something notarized, then? With an online remote notary, there is no need for a wet signature or receiving a notary seal/notary stamp in person. You can now get a notary public stamp, all online with NotaryLive.

Using NotaryLive as an online notary service is as simple as 4 steps:

  1. Upload Your Document
  2. Verify Your Identity (With ID credential analysis and KBA)
  3. Connect with a remote notary via webcam
  4. Download your notarized document instantly

NotaryLive provides 24/7/365 service, secure transactions, and instant document delivery.

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Curious how to notarize those documents online? Visit our guide.

For more benefits and features of NotaryLive . . . 

Visit our Kentucky Remote Online Notary page. 

Does NotaryLive sound like the right fit for you and your business? 

Learn more about our NotaryLive Business Account Options.

For pricing info, click here to visit our Pricing page!

If you have any questions, contact our sales team, and we will be happy to help! 

About NotaryLive

NotaryLive is a leading provider of digital notarization and eSign solutions, dedicated to enhancing business efficiency through a secure, user-friendly platform that prioritizes understanding and meeting customer needs. By offering innovative tools for electronic signatures and online notarization, NotaryLive empowers professionals to manage documents and notarize documents online, anywhere, any time.

Frequently Asked Questions for Kentucky

Q: Can an online notary public from a different state notarize in Kentucky?

A: Yes. If their state allows remote online notary, notarial acts, they can notarize documents online for Kentucky signers.

2. How does NotaryLive ensure the security of my information on notarized documents?

A: Our online notary service follows state laws, verifies identity, uses tamper-proof signing, and records each session.

Q: How much does a notary cost?

A: For individual sessions, notarial acts cost $25. For businesses seeking notarizations for a higher volume of legal documents, check out our Pricing Page.

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