Legislation

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts just became the 43rd state to pass legislation authorizing remote online notarization (RON).

According to the law, notaries based in Washington, D.C. can perform online notarizations, allowing them to serve clients in the district and beyond.

Effective August 1, 2023, Notaries in Delaware will be able to serve residents that live across the state, as well as individuals located outside of the state.

If remote proceedings are here to stay, law firms need to be prepared. Here are some key considerations to stay ahead of the (virtual) game.

North Carolina joins 40 other states that have passed remote online notarization laws.

Rhode Island joins 39+ other states who have passed remote online notarization laws.

According to the updated law, Vermont's notaries can now perform remote online notarizations.

Joining 38 other states who have passed remote online notarization legislation, this is what the law means and how it impacts notaries in Maine.

The NY law brings benefits to all industries trying to digitize traditionally in-person processes to provide a fully-digital experience for their customers.

Notaries in New York are now authorized to perform remote online notarizations (RON).

New York is the latest (and 38th) state to pass a remote online notarization law.