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1. Deeds (e.g., Grant Deed, Quitclaim Deed, Warranty Deed)
2. Mortgage document
3. Loan modifications
4. Promissory notes
5. Property transfer documents
6. Lease agreements
7. Notice of Default or Foreclosure documents
8. Home equity line of credit (HELOC) documents
9. Affidavit of property transfer
10. Lien releases or satisfactions
11. Real estate closing documents
12. Easement agreements

1. Power of Attorney (POA)
2. Living Will or Advanced Healthcare Directive
3. Trust agreements
4. Wills (state-specific; often requires witness signatures as well)
5. Custody agreements
6. Guardianship authorizations
7. Affidavits (e.g., Identity Affidavit, Residency Affidavit)
8. Divorce settlement agreements
9. Adoption documents
10. Court documents requiring notarization

1. Articles of Incorporation or Organization
2. Operating agreements for LLCs
3. Bylaws for corporations
4. Business contracts or agreements
5. Stock transfer forms
6. Loan agreements
7. Vendor or supplier contracts
8. Partnership agreements
9. Commercial leases
10. Financial affidavits
11. Credit applications

1. Passport application affidavits
2. DMV forms (e.g., vehicle title transfers)
3. Name change documents
4. Parental consent forms for minors
5. Sworn statements or declarations
6. Travel permission letters for minors
7. Private agreements

1. Apostille requests (certifying documents for international use)
2. Immigration forms (e.g., Affidavit of Support)
3. International adoption documents
4. Consent to travel letters

1. Medical release forms
2. Healthcare surrogacy forms
3. Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders

1. Revocable and irrevocable trusts
2. Beneficiary designations
3. Executor acceptance forms
4. Estate distribution documents

1. Pension or retirement forms
2. Veterans Administration forms
3. IRS forms (e.g., Form 4506-T, Request for Transcript of Tax Return)
4. Election-related documents (e.g., absentee ballot forms)

1. Transcripts or diplomas (certification copies)
2. Student loan agreements
3. Study abroad forms

1. Non-compete agreements
2. Affidavit of lost or stolen documents
3. Affidavit of inheritance
4. Employment verification letters
   

Remote Online Notarization (RON) is a process that allows a notary public to perform notarizations over the internet using audio-visual technology. This means that you can connect with a notary from anywhere, eliminating the need for in-person meetings.

The Remote Online Notarization process is straightforward and convenient, ensuring you can complete your notarization efficiently. Below is an outline of how it works.

To begin, schedule your RON appointment by contacting us directly. Select a time that suits your schedule, and we will confirm your booking.

Once your appointment is confirmed, you’ll need to upload the documents you wish to have notarized. Ensure that all files are clear and readable for a smooth process.

Before the notarization session, you will need to verify your identity. This may involve providing a government-issued photo ID and answering qualifying questions to confirm your identity securely.

At the scheduled time, you’ll join a secure virtual meeting with the notary. Make sure you’re in a well-lit area where you can be seen clearly, and have your identification ready for the notary to review.

After the notarization process, you will receive your signed documents electronically. They will be securely emailed to you, ensuring you have immediate access to your notarized paperwork.