Online Notarization in Virginia with Secured Signing

When you need to notarize crucial documents quickly, Remote Online Notarization (RON) offers a secure and convenient alternative to traditional in-person notary services, which can often be time-consuming and costly. But is RON legal in Virginia?

The answer is yes! On March 26th, 2011, the governor signed House Bill 2318 / Senate Bill 827, permanently authorizing notaries public commissioned in the state to remotely notarize electronic documents as of July 1, 2012.

How Does Online Notarization Work in Virginia?

Using RON in Virginia is straightforward and secure. To access the benefits of remote online notarization, you only need a stable internet connection and a computer with audio-visual conferencing capabilities. Secured Signing’s platform provides a seamless experience for all users, ensuring that your documents are notarized with ease.

Although similar to traditional notarization, RON has a few additional requirements to protect against fraud:

  1. Identity Verification: Before notarization begins, all signers must undergo credential analysis and knowledge-based authentication (KBA) to confirm their identities.
  2. Secure Video Conference: After identity verification, signers meet with a state-commissioned notary via a secure, two-way audio-visual connection.
  3. Document Review: Each signer will have the opportunity to review the document one last time before applying their electronic signature (eSignature).
  4. Notary Action: Once the eSignatures have been added, the online notary will apply their eSignature and digital seal to the document, while also logging the event in their electronic journal.

Why Choose Secured Signing?

Secured Signing’s platform ensures that the RON process in Virginia is both efficient and safe, offering several key advantages:

  • Ease of Use: Our user-friendly interface makes it simple to complete the notarization process from anywhere.
  • Enhanced Security: Identity verification, credential analysis, and KBA protect your document from fraud.
  • Convenience: Save time and money by avoiding in-person appointments, while still adhering to all legal standards.

By choosing Secured Signing, you can handle all your notary needs digitally, whether you’re notarizing real estate documents, affidavits, or other essential paperwork. Embrace the future of notarization with Secured Signing and enjoy a more streamlined, secure experience today.

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