Remote Online Notary
Notarize Your Documents Online
Are you interested in trying an online notary? With an online notarization, you can get documents signed, sealed, and notarized from the comfort of your home or office. Notarizing your document anywhere in the USA via your Computer or Smartphone.

What is Remote Online Notarization (RON)?
Remote Online Notarization is a process where a notary public can notarize a document without the signer being physically present. This is done using video conferencing technology and other security measures to verify the identity of the signer and the authenticity of the document. Legal in all 50 states, recognized nationwide.
Benefits of Online Notarization.
- Convenience: You can notarize documents from anywhere, at any time, without needing to travel to a physical notary's office.
- Efficiency: Eliminates the need for in-person appointments and travel.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Online notarization can be more affordable option than traditional notarization.
- Security: Online notary services use advanced technology to verify your identity and protect your documents.
Can a Florida notary notarize a document from another state?
Yes, a notary public in Florida can notarize a document from another state and overseas if they follow Florida law and the notarial act takes place in Florida.
Legality: Florida law, Chapter 117, Part II of the Florida Statutes, permits online notarization.
*Overseas - matter based in the United States.
How does Online Notary work?
Online notarization works by connecting users and a notary through a secure video conferencing platform. The notary verifies identities using uploaded IDs, observes the document signing, and applies an electronic seal. The session is recorded for security and compliance.
Key Features and Process.
- Availability: 24/7, often available on-demand or by immediate scheduling.
- Requirements: A computer or smartphone with a webcam, valid government-issued ID, and a document in PDF/DOCX format.
- Legality: Fully legal under RON regulations, often using KBA (Knowledge-Base Authentication) and credential analysis to verify identity.
- Use Cases: Common for wills, trusts, affidavits, real estate (HELOCs, deeds), automotive titles, and business.
- 10-Year Document Storage on Platform.
Let's Get Started.
Connecting with D'Jay
- Items needed: Government-issued Photo ID. Computer/Mobile Device, Credit Card, and Uploaded Documents(s).
- Contact D'Jay @ 1.888.418.6078 to inform him you are interested in an Online Notarization.
- Email Document(s) to be Notarized to DJayNotary@gmail.com or you can Upload the Document(s) yourself.
- Wait for D'Jay to send you an "Invitation to Notarization Session" online via email, for the video Conference, notary session.
Quick Note.
Online Process
How It Works
- Upload your document (or continue if Notary already uploaded for you)
- Verify your identity
- Meet D'Jay in an online video/audio conference
- Receive your document via secure download link
What You'll Need
- Your government issued photo ID such as a driver's license
- A computer/mobile device with audio/video and Google Chrome browser.
- A strong internet connection (for the video meeting)
The whole process is typically completed in about 15 minutes or less.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is an Online Notarization Legal?
- What type of Identification Do I Need?
- How Do I Get My Document?
As soon as the Online Notary Session is completed, you will be led to a page where you can automatically download your documents. If you are the requester for another party we can email your notarized documents right away.
- I'm Traveling, Can You Notarize My Documents Remotely?
Yes, You can be anywhere in the world. We meet you online and the online notary session is audio and video recorded for security.
- Do I need special equipment for the online notary session?
All you need is one of the following? Either a laptop, computer, iPhone, Android, or iPad with a microphone and camera. You must have a good internet connection.
- Can I Get a Power of Attorney Notarized Online?
Yes, we notarize many types of power of attorney documents. We recommend that you always check with the receiving party as to what they will accept.
- How Much Does an Online Notarization Cost?
This depends on how many documents, how many signers, how many notarization, how many witnesses, is it an international signing.


