Exciting update! Texas has now authorized the provision of online notary services. This move brings Texas in line with several other states that permit their commissioned notaries public to remotely notarize signatures using two-way video and audio conferencing.
Remote Online Notarization
According to Section 406.110, Texas notaries who are authorized can now conduct online notarizations as specified in Section 406.107, regardless of whether the principal is physically present in the state during the online notarization. The amendment outlines the requirements for proper identification of the principal, as well as the acceptable forms of signature and seal for notaries public. Additionally, the amendment provides the necessary guidelines for Texas notary publics to qualify and apply for a commission for remote online notarization. Section 406.104 empowers the secretary of state to establish and maintain standards for online notarization, including protocols for credential analysis and identity verification.
Title 406 Subchapter C
How It Works
#1
Get in Touch
Schedule an appointment with us and you will receive a confirmation email with the link and details of your notarization.
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Prepare the Documents
During the notarization, you will need to show the your ID and physically sign your documents on camera. Please have your ID ready and your document printed before the meeting.
#3
Forward the Documents
Scan & email the signed document to your notary. We will send your notarized document(s) back via email.
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