Notaries public in Idaho can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Notaries public in Arizona can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Notaries public in Nevada can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Notaries public in Texas can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Notaries public in Virginia can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Notaries public in Florida can now apply to serve their communities as commissioned online notaries. This commission will allow you to complete electronic notarizations completely online through a secure, two-way video call.

Once you've followed the steps to apply for your digital certificate and have been approved, you need to carefully follow specific instructions to download your certificate so you can upload it into the Notarize platform.

Below are the steps to follow to download your digital certificate. You can also watch this video:

You must acquire an IGC Agencies Basic Assurance Unaffiliated digital certificate from IdenTrust to operate on the Notarize platform - this is required to comply with the laws and industry standards that govern remote online notarization. Despite the myths, it's an easy application process that can be completed in a few minutes and you'll receive your digital certificate in less than twenty four hours.

Yes! We are currently allowing notaries from the states of Florida, Nevada, Texas, and Virginia to join the Notarize platform to serve existing volume. You can find more information by visiting our notary onboarding page.

When you needed to get a document notarized, it usually meant waiting in line at a bank, a FedEx or UPS, or at the Post Office down the street. This can be a huge hassle for people who don't have the ability to take time off work or leave home to find a notary public. And, even if you can find the time, the next question is always Where Can I Get Something Notarized? Or, Where Can I Find a Notary? Or even better, Where Can I Get Something Notarized for Free?

Your local UPS is usually the only place that might be able to offer cheap notary services.

How much does a notarization at UPS cost?

• $30 for a walk-in
• A few dollars if you schedule an appointment

Between scheduling time to get the document notarized and finding a UPS nearby, getting a document notarized in person usually means more work and less convenience.