Notarizations have historically been conducted on-paper and in-person, but as electronic signature-related technologies and associated legal principles become more familiar, these traditional manual and paper-based processes are being replaced by digital remote solutions.

More than half of the states have passed legislation permanently enabling notaries to utilize electronic signature-related technologies to remotely notarize documents through a process called remote online notarization (RON). Most of the remaining states have similarly authorized notaries to perform RON through executive orders or temporary legislation.

Download this white paper to learn how you can take advantage of notary digitization to improve efficiency and reduce risk; including:

• 3 benefits of RON vs. in-person notarization
• Are all electronic or remote notarizations RON?
• Laws governing RON
• 8 notarization requirements and tech provider support
• 2 key features of the future of RON