NEW MEXICO REMOTE ONLINE NOTARY
Notarize your documents online anywhere, any time in New Mexico
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Convenient
With NotaryLive, there's no scheduling appointments, no traveling, and no waiting. You can easily connect with our licensed notaries on your time.
Secure
NotaryLive embeds a number of security features into the document to protect the validity of your signature. Electronic records ensure you have easy access whenever needed.
Customizable
We have custom solutions for everyone - whether an individual or an enterprise. Whatever your notary needs are we can meet them quickly and efficiently.
How NotaryLive Works
Utilizing RON in 4 easy steps
1
Upload Your Document
2
Verify Your Identity
3
Connect With A Notary
4
Download Your Notarized Document
Why Use NotaryLive in New Mexico?
24/7/365
Our pool of licensed, legally compliant, notaries are available on-demand. Never worry about changing your schedule - we notarize on your time.
Legally Compliant
Our online notaries for remote online notarization are in accordance and are compliant with the laws of the state they reside.
Notarize In Minutes
Instantly connect with an online notary - no more emptying your gas tank, waiting in lines, and wasting time.
Security Is Our Top Priority
We use advanced verification technology with end-to-end encryption technology to ensure the security of your documents. Additionally, we are also MISMO certified.
Remote Online Notarization In New Mexico
NotaryLive supports the following counties and cities in utilizing RON. See the laws below that pertain to New Mexico.
COUNTIES
CITIES
NOTARY RON LAWS
- To Become A Notary In New Mexico
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must be a resident of New Mexico or be employed within the state
- Must complete the required course and exam
- No criminal record of a felony or a crime involving fraud or dishonesty within the last 5 years
- No record of being denied commission or being suspended/revoked
- No record of being disqualified from receiving a commission under Section 22 of the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts
- A judicial officer, the secretary of state or a full-time staff member of the secretary of state’s office, county clerk, or deputy county clerk who is not licensed to practice law can be commissioned as a Notary as well
- Must take the course and pass the exam
- A $10,000 surety bond is required
- Using RON in New Mexico
- Take the course and pass the exam
- Must file an amendment and submit the course certificate
- Must hold an existing commission as a traditional notary
- Choose a RON technology that meets legal requirements
SIGNER RON LAWS
- In General: People who are looking to notarize a document can get their document notarized in all 50 states, regardless of geographical boundaries & laws.
NotaryLive is MISMO Certified
New Mexicans use NotaryLive for these Use Cases
Visit our guide for more information specific to New Mexico.
Automotive
Vehicle Release Form, Bill of Sale, Titles
Real Estate
Deeds, Titles, Lease Agreements
Construction
NOI, Lien Waiver, Contractor Affidavit
Financial
Tax Return, Credit, Statements
Legal
POA, Affidavits, Wills & Trust Deeds
Vital Records
Copies for Birth, Death & Marriage Certificates
Testimonials
See why thousands have made the switch to online notarization with NotaryLive!
Used this website to complete my forms at 11 pm. The process was fast, easy, and reliable. Highly recommend. Complete game changer.
EJ Umoh
Great fast friendly and informative service. If you need a notary and need it to be an easy process, use NotaryLive. They not only provide fast and accurate service, but they are friendly and make you feel confident that your document is completed correctly.
Brandee McHaffie
I'm so glad that notary live exists! I've sat on documents for days waiting to go out and find a notary and then I ran across this app. It was a simplest quickest process I could imagine and the notary was a really polite lady it was all done and completed and emailed back to me within 5 minutes will definitely use their services again
Lisa Collyer
The Website is very well-made, friendly, ergonomic, and initiative. The notary was very professional and pleasant to work with. Lastly, but no less important, it took just a few minutes to complete the whole process.
Vladimir Frometa
This online notary process was easy and quick. The notary was polite and kind. I expected it to be impersonal, but the notary made it pleasant. She is in New Mexico and notarized a document in California for me from my home in Vermont! NotaryLive is a very nice option.
Lyn
The simplest and most efficient way to get something notarized. We were traveling in Christmas Eve and called the hotel front desk to inquire of a notary in site. They didn't have one. Using the website was more efficient than going downstairs to the lobby. It took 10 minutes and we were complete.
Irfan Abji
Frequently Asked Questions
Is remote online notarization legal in New Mexico?
Yes. Per N.M.Stat.Ann. § 14-14A-5, New Mexico notaries have been eligible to enroll
for conducting Remote Online Notarizations (RON).
Can a notary from a different state notarize my New Mexico document?
Yes. As long as their state laws are compliant with remote online notarization, they
100% can notarize your documents.
What documents are typically required to be notarized in New Mexico?
Important documents like affidavits, deeds, mortgages, and visa applications require
notarization in New Mexico.
How does NotaryLive ensure the security of my information on notarized documents?
Our secure online notary platform strictly complies with state laws, employs a three-step
identity verification process, and uses tamper-proof digital signing and sealing.
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