the digital realm, making it easier than ever to notarize important
documents from the comfort of your own home or office.
How It Works
Get your documents notarized online in four simple steps- Prepare and upload your document
- Enter your payment information
- Pass the knowledge-based authentication
- Complete identity verification steps
- Listen carefully and comply with the notary's instructions
- Sign the document electronically
- Review the notarized document: Confirm the presence of the notary seal and ensure all details are correct
- Share the document: Send the notarized document or its link to the interested party
- Prove who you are using KBA and ID proofing
- Design and upload your digital seal
- Prepare and upload your digital certificate
- Customize your notarial statements
- Check your eligibility and capacity for the requested notarization session
- Invite users to their session
- Carefully check the user's ID and the uploaded document
- Fill in your notarial statement
- Digitally sign and affix seals to finalize the notarization
- Complete the journal entry for the notary session
- Check to see if your records are in place
RON is Allowed in Most States
Most states allow Remote Online Notarization (RON)Key Features
NotaryBerry offers a wide range of features to easily and safely execute remote online notarizations.Simple, Transparent Pricing
No subscription required. Pay only when you notarize- Industry standard identity verification
- Tamper-proof digital certificate
- Audit trail
- Online Journal with A-V records
- Audit Trails for Security
- Flexible Workflow to Serve Personally Known Clients
- Volume discounts
- Dedicated support
- Custom business flow
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about remote notarization-
RON allows notaries and the public to meet over video conferencing. Using specially-designed software, the process ensures a simple, seamless experience from start to finish — all from the comfort of your home or office.
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You need a computer or mobile device with a camera, microphone, and a stable internet connection. You will also need a valid government-issued photo ID for identity verification.
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Upload your document, complete identity verification through knowledge-based authentication, then join a live video session with a commissioned notary who will witness your electronic signature and apply their digital seal.
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Yes, in most cases. RON laws vary by state, but many states allow notaries to notarize documents for signers located anywhere. Check your state's specific requirements for details.
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Some banks and libraries offer free notary services for simple documents, but they require in-person visits during business hours. NotaryBerry provides 24/7 convenience with legally compliant remote notarization.
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NotaryBerry works on Google Chrome and Safari browsers. You will need a device with a working webcam and microphone. A stable internet connection with at least 5 Mbps download/upload speed is recommended for a smooth video session.
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When you schedule a session, please be mindful of the time zone where your notary is currently located. Notaries are real people with working hours, so choosing a time that works for both parties will help ensure a smooth and timely session.
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NotaryBerry uses a multi-step identity verification process. Your unexpired driver's license is preferred, but a passport will work as well. You will also complete a Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) session where you must correctly answer at least 4 out of 5 questions within 2 minutes. If you fail the verification process twice, you will be locked out for 48 hours before you can try again.