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Will the recipient accept an online notarization?
Your options, best first
Ask the recipient first
- Ask the office that will receive the document if it accepts online notarization, in writing.
- Ask whether wet ink, a specific notary or an apostille is also required.
- Check your state's rules for the remote notary's commission state.
- Choose online or in person based on the answer.
- Keep their reply with your document.
Safety: Do not sign until you know the format required.
Stop and call a pro if: the recipient is a court, a county recorder or another country and gives an unclear answer: ask an attorney or the recipient's help line.
What it costs here
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Remote online notarization (where permitted)
A mobile notary can do in-person notarization where online is not accepted.
Prices are set by each independent professional and shown before you pay.
Based on: Notary Cafe forum - What actually goes wrong during a RON appointment, National Notary Association - Real-life challenges of proper notarization
General information, not professional, legal or medical advice. You decide and you send every document yourself; we never contact anyone for you.