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Yes, I'm a notary public. What type of document do you need notarized? And please make sure you haven't signed it yet — I need to witness your signature.

You'll need a valid government-issued photo ID — a driver's license, passport, or state ID will work. I'll verify your identity, watch you sign the document, and then apply my official notary seal and signature.

It's fifteen dollars per signature that needs to be notarized. If you have multiple signatures on the document, each one is charged separately. Some banks and UPS stores offer free or lower-cost notary services, by the way.

Yes, remote online notarization — or RON — is legal in most states now. We do it through a secure video call. You'll need a computer with a camera, a valid ID, and the document in digital format.

You'll use an electronic signature through our platform. The system will guide you to place your signature and initials where needed. The whole session is recorded for legal purposes, and you'll receive a digitally sealed copy when we're done.

Electronically notarized documents are legally valid in all fifty states for most purposes. However, some institutions — like certain banks or foreign governments — may still require a traditional wet-ink notarization. I'd recommend checking with the receiving party first.