Frequently asked questions

Remote Online Notarization (RON) lets you meet a commissioned notary over secure live video instead of driving to an office. You verify your identity, sign on camera, and the notary completes the notarial act on the record. In New Jersey it is authorized under RULONA (P.L. 2021, c.179).

No. Everything happens online from your phone, tablet, or computer.

No. You upload a PDF and receive a sealed electronic document you can download and share.

Ranjeet Singh, a commissioned New Jersey Notary Public (Commission #0050239921, expires December 1, 2030).

Yes. Upload a clean, unsigned PDF. Do not sign it beforehand unless your specific instructions say otherwise.

Yes. Multiple documents can be handled in one session. Each additional notarial act is $15.

Yes. For example, New Jersey does not permit remote online notarization of wills, codicils, and testamentary documents. If you are unsure, use Can I Notarize This? or contact us first.

A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license, state ID, or passport.

An expired ID generally cannot be used. Contact us before your session if this applies to you.

If your identity cannot be confirmed, the notarization cannot proceed. We will explain why and what to try next. See what to do if verification fails.

$25 for the first notarial act and $15 for each additional act in the same session. See pricing for worked examples.

You pay by card at checkout, before your session, through Stripe. Your full total is shown first.

If a document is not eligible, contact us and we will help you understand your options. Refund details are in our Terms & Refund Policy.

A phone, tablet, or computer with a working camera and microphone, on a recent browser and a stable internet connection.

Rejoin using the same link. If problems continue, see video troubleshooting or contact us to reschedule.

Yes. New Jersey requires the session to be audio-video recorded, and the recording is retained as part of the notarial record.

Yes. Multiple signers can be notarized in the same session. Each additional notarial act is $15.

Some documents require one or more witnesses. If yours does, please arrange for them in advance and contact us so we can plan the session. See witnesses.

Yes. Remote Online Notarization is authorized in New Jersey under RULONA (P.L. 2021, c.179).

A remotely notarized document generally carries the same legal weight as one notarized in person and is commonly recognized. Acceptance is not guaranteed, and the receiving organization may have its own requirements, so it is best to confirm with them first.

International use often involves an apostille, which is issued by the State, not by a notary. Notarization can be a first step for some documents. See our apostille page.

Notarial records, including the recording and journal entry, are retained in line with New Jersey's requirements. See our privacy page.

Your finished document is available to you in your account, and to the notary for the notarial record. Access is protected by your login. See security.