Remote Online Notarization (RON) can be used for many document types, including:

✅ Legal Documents (Power of Attorney, Wills, Trusts, Affidavits)
✅ Real Estate & Loan Documents (Deeds, Mortgages, Closing Packages)
✅ Business Agreements (Contracts, NDAs, Vendor Agreements)
✅ Financial Documents (Retirement Beneficiary Forms, Banking Authorizations)
✅ Government Forms (I-9 Verifications, DMV Documents)
✅ Personal Documents (Permission Slips, Travel Consent Forms, Sworn Statements)

⚠️ Some states or institutions may have restrictions on certain document types. Always verify with the receiving party if RON is accepted.

Remote Online Notarization is legal in many states across the U.S., but acceptance depends on state laws and the entity receiving the notarized document.

🔎 Check your state’s RON laws: National Notary Association State Guide 

💡 Important Notes:

• Some states have permanent RON laws, while others have temporary provisions.

• Even if your state does not have RON laws, many out-of-state documents can still be notarized remotely.

• Always confirm with the receiving party (banks, courts, title company, etc.) to ensure acceptance.

To complete a successful remote notarization, you’ll need:

🖥️ A Device with a Camera & Microphone – Laptop, desktop, tablet, or smartphone.

📑 The Document to be Notarized – Can be Uploaded by the signer or the notary before the session.

🆔 Valid Government-Issued ID – Driver’s license, passport, or state ID for identity verification.

🌐 Stable Internet Connection – Ensures a smooth video session with the notary.

Once everything is ready, simply join the secure video session, meet your notary, and receive your notarized document instantly!