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Frequently Asked Questions
Is remote online notarization legal?
Yes. Remote online notarization (RON) is legal in many states, and with NotaryLive,
you can connect with a certified online notary without having to hunt for a “notary near me”.
Instead of asking “where can I get something notarized?”, you can complete the process online.
Can a notary from a different state notarize my document?
Yes. As long as their state laws support RON, a commissioned notary public can notarize your documents online.
What documents are typically required to be notarized online?
Common documents that require notarization include real estate agreements, power of attorney, affidavits, and financial
paperwork. With NotaryLive, you can get all these handled by an online notary public, complete with a secure notary seal/notary stamp.
How does NotaryLive ensure the security of my information on notarized documents?
Your privacy is protected with encryption, ID checks, and secure digital records. Every document receives a legally binding notarization,
making NotaryLive as safe, or safer, than visiting a local notary public.
Is remote online notarization the same as traditional in-person notarization?
No. Remote online notarization (RON) works like traditional in-person notarization; however, it’s done virtually.
An online notary verifies your ID, witnesses your signature, and applies a legal notary seal/notary stamp.
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