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Remote Online Notarization Platforms

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Remote online notarizations (RONs) marry the convenience, speed, and efficiency of the digital world with the integrity and trustworthiness of centuries-old Notary practices and customs.

For many remote online Notaries, the first question is, “How do I get started?” To perform remote notarizations, you will need to choose a platform provider that will give you the tools you need. If you’re new to RON, you’re probably wondering how to find the RON platform that best suits your needs.

To get started, you will need to know if your state law requires Notaries to select a provider that has been approved by the commissioning official. To help with this, we provide a drop-down list by state with the names of approved platforms for your state. If your state does not require platforms to be approved, we will tell you that.

But approval by the commissioning official is the floor, not the ceiling. You must choose a company that is right for you. To help you with this, we will discuss some things all Notaries — in both “approval” and “non-approval” states — should consider when choosing a RON platform provider.

Alabama

RON not authorized.

Alaska

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary’s website (although none are endorsed by the Lieutenant Governor): Astrean, BlueNotary, Clear Sign (Amrock, LLC – formerly Nexsys), Digital Delivery, Inc., Nexsys, Notaron, Notarize, NotaryCam, NotaryHub, NotaryLive, OneNotary, Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary.us, Snapdocs (formerly Pactima), PandaDoc, Pavaso, ProNotary, Secured Signing, SIGNiX and Stavvy.

Arizona

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary’s website (although none are endorsed by the Secretary of State): Authxperts LLC, Bluenotary, Carvana, Cyberize It, LLC, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocuSign, E-Notary Seal, LLC, eNotaryLog.com, Epic River, EscrowTab, Expedite (formerly known as DocVerify), First American Signpost, MISMO, Nexsys Technologies, Notarial Signings, Notarize, Notarize Genie, Notary Launchpad, NotaryCam, NotaryHub by Everything Legal, NotaryLive, OneNotary, OneSpan, Online Notary, Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary.Net, PandaDoc, Inc., Pavaso, Inc., Pro Notary, Qualia, Rocket Close LLC, Safedocs, Secured Signing, Signix, Simply Secure Sign, Stavvy, and SYNRGO, Inc.

Arkansas

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blue Notary, eNotaryLog, Expedite (formerly DocVerify), Notarylive, Pavaso, Proof (formerly Notarize), Rocket Close, LLC (formerly Amrock), SIGNiX, Simplifile, Snapdocs (formerly Pactima Inc.), and Stavvy.

California

RON has been enacted but cannot yet be performed.

Colorado

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Black Knight Technologies, LLC, Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary LLC, D.S. Minnich and Son's Ranch L.L.C., DocMagic, Inc., DocuSign, Inc., Epic River Healthcare, Inc., Notarize, Inc., NotaryCam, Inc., NOTARYLIVE INC., ONENOTARY, INC., Online Notary Center Inc., PandaDoc, Inc., Pavaso, Inc., ProNotary Group LLC, Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close, LLC, Secured Signing Inc., SIGNiX, SIMPLIFILE LC, SnapDocs Technologies LLC and Stavvy, Inc.

Connecticut

The Secretary of the State does not currently interpret their remote notarization statute as authorizing RON.

Delaware

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Black Knight, Inc., Blend Labs, Inc., BlueNotary LLC, Corporation Service Company (CSC), Cyberize It, Doc Magic, Epic River, EscrowTab, Inc., Notaron.com, NotaryCam, Inc., Notary Launchpad, NotaryLive, NotaryPro Technologies USA Inc, OneNotary, Inc., Online Notary.us, PandaDoc, Pavaso, ProNotary, Qualia Labs, Inc., Secured Signing Inc., SIGNiX, Simply Secure Sign, Simplifile, Snapdocs, Stavvy, Inc., USA Notary Services LLC, and Wolters Kluwer Lien Solutions.

District of Columbia

RON has been enacted but cannot yet be performed.

Florida

The Florida Department of State does not recommend or endorse any particular RON platform providers. The following providers have a current self-certification on file with the Department as required by law, as of 1/26/2026: Blend Signing Room, BlueNotary, Clear Sign, DocMagic, Inc., First American Vacation Ownership Signpost, NOTARIZE NORD, Notarize, Inc., Notaron.com, Notary Central, Notary Geek, Notary Launchpad, NotaryHub.com by Everything Legal, NOTARYRON, LLC, One Notary, Simplifile, LC, Snapdocs (f.k.a Pactima), Snapdocs Technologies LLC.

Georgia

RON not yet enacted into law.

Hawaii

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Idaho

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Illinois

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Black Knight Technologies LLC, Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary, LLC, Epic River Notary, Everything Legal LLC dba Notary Hub, Kys-Tech, Inc., Notarize Inc Dba Proof.com, Notarycam, Inc., Notarylive Inc., Onenotary Inc., Onlinenotary, Inc., Pro Notary LLC, Rocket Close, LLC, Secured Signing Inc., Signix Inc., Simplifile, LLC, and Stavvy, Inc.

Indiana

Indiana has removed all vendors from their online list.

Iowa

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend Signing Room, Blue Notary, CyberizeIt, DocMagic Total eClose, DocuSign Notary, eNotaryLog, Expedite (f/k/a DocVerify), LenderClose, Notary @EpicRiver, Notary Hub, Notary LaunchPad, NotaryLive, OneNotary, OneSpan Notary, Pactima, PandaDoc, Pavaso, ProNotary, Proof (formerly Notarize), Rocket Close, SIGNiX, Simplifile eSign Events, and Stavvy.

Kansas

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Black Knight, Inc., Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary LLC, Corporation Service Company (CSC), Cyberize It, LLC, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocMagic, Inc., eNotaryLog LLC, eNotary On Call Inc., Epic River Healthcare, EscrowTab Inc., Everything Legal, LLC dba NotaryHub.com, Evolve Mortgage Services LLC, Guardian Consumer Services, Inc. (dba Pavaso, Inc.), Notarize Genie, Inc., Notaron, NotaryCam, Inc., Notarylive, OneNotary, Inc. (fka Adorum Inc.), OneSpan North America Inc., PandaDoc, Inc., Pro Notary LLC, Proof, Inc. (formerly Notarize, Inc.), Qualia Labs, Rocket Close, LLC, Secured Signing Inc., SIGNiX, Simplifile, LC, Snapdocs, Stavvy, Inc., and USA Notary Services LLC.

Kentucky

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Amrock, LLC/Nexsys Clear Sign, Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary LLC, Cyberize It, LLC, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocMagic, Inc., Docusign, Inc – eSignature, DocuSign, Inc. – Notary, DocVerify, Inc., E-Notary Seal, LLC, eNotaryLog, LLC, Escrow Tab Inc., Everything Legal LLC, Guardian Consumer Services, dba PAVASO, INC, LiveNotary, LLC, Nexsys Technologies LLC/Clear Sign, Notary@EpicRiver, NotaryCam, Inc. (NotaryCam), Notarize Inc. (Proof), Notarylive, Inc. (Notarylive), Online Notary Center, Inc., OneNotary, Inc., Qualia Labs, Inc., Secured Signing, SIGNiX, Inc., Simplifile LC, Snapdocs Technology LLC (Formerly Pactima, Inc.) (Snapdocs (Formerly Pactima)), and Stavvy, Inc.

Louisiana

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary of State’s website: BlueNotary, CyberizeIt, DocMagic Total eClose, eSign Events, Epic River Healthcare, Inc., JTURK Mobile Notary Services, LLC, Nexsys Clear Sign, NOTARYLIVE, INC., NotaryCam, Inc., OneSpan Notary, OnlineNotary, Inc., Pactima eNotary, PandaDoc, Pavaso, SIGNiX, Smart eNotary, and Stavvy.

Maine

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved (the Secretary of State does not endorse any provider): Black Knight Origination Technologies, LLC, BlueNotary LLC, DocMagic, Inc., Epic River Healthcare, Inc., Guardian Consumer Services (Pavaso), Notarylive, Inc., OneNotary, Inc., Pro Notary LLC, Rocket Close LLC (fka Amrock, LLC), Signix, Inc., Simplifile LC, Snapdocs Technologies LLC (fka Pactima Inc.), and Stavvy, Inc.

Maryland

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved (the Secretary of State does not endorse any provider): Authxperts, LLC, Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary, LLC, Cyberize It, LLC, CYBERSYGN, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocMagic, Inc., DocuSign, E-Notary Seal, LLC, eNotaryLog, LLC, Epic River Healthcare, Inc., Expedite (formerly known as DocVerify), GoCertificates.com, Inc., KYS-Tech, Inc., NotaryCam, NotaryHub by EverythingLegal, NotaryLive, Notary Launchpad (aka ATX Courier & Notary, LLC), OneNotary, Inc., OneSpan North America, Inc., Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary Inc., PandaDoc, Inc., Pavaso, POPi/o Mobile Video Cloud, LLC, Pro Notary, LLC, Proof (formerly Notarize), Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close, LLC, Secured Signing, Inc., SIGNiX, Simplifile, LC, Simply Sign LLC, Snapdocs Technologies, LLC (formerly Pactima) and Stavvy, Inc.

Massachusetts

RON has been enacted but cannot yet be performed.

Michigan

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend Labs, Inc., BlueNotary, Cyberize It, LLC, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocMagic, DocuSign, ENotaryLog, Epic River Notary, Expedite (formerly DocVerify), NotaryCam, NotaryHub, NotaryLive, NTC (PerfectDocs), OneNotary, Inc., OneSpan North America, Inc., Online Notary Center, PandaDocs, Pavaso, ProNotary, Proof (formerly Notarize), Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close (formerly Amrock), Secured Signing, Inc., Signix, Simplifile, SimplySecureSign, Smart eNotary, and Snapdocs (formerly Pactima).

Minnesota

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary of State’s website: BlueNotary, Corporation Service Company (CSC), DigitalDelivery Inc., DocuSign, Epic River, Escrow Tab, Notarize, NotaryCam, Notaryhub by Everything Legal, NotaryLive, OneNotary, Online Notary.us, PandaDoc Notary, Pavaso, Pro Notary, Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close, LLC, Secured Signing, SIGNIX, Stavvy, Inc., and World Wide Notary.

Mississippi

RON not yet enacted into law.

Missouri

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Black Knight Origination Technologies, LLC, Blend Labs, Inc., BlueNotary, Digital Delivery, Inc., DocMagic Inc., DocuSign Inc., E-Notary Seal, LLC, eNotaryLog, eNotaryLog, LLC, Epic River Healthcare, Inc., Everything Legal LLC, Guardian Consumer Services dba Pavaso, KYS-Tech, LiveNotary, LLC, NotaryCam, NotaryLive, Inc., Notarize Inc. dba Proof.com, OneNotary Inc., OneSpan North America, Inc., Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary.us, PandaDoc Inc., ProNotary, Qualia Labs, Inc., RocketClose, LLC, Secured Signing, Inc., SIGNiX, Inc., Simplifile LLC, Simply Sign, LLC, Snapdocs, and Stavvy, Inc.

Montana

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Amrock, Aven, Black Knight, Blend Labs, Blue Notary, Digital Delivery, DocuSign, DocuVerify, Epic River, Escrow Tab, Expedite, Figure Technologies, KYS Technologies, Notarize, NotaryCam, NotaryLive, OneNotary, OneSpan, OnlineNotary.us, PandaDoc, Pavaso, Proof, ProNotary, Qualia, Secured Signing, Signix, Simplifile, Snapdocs and Stavvy.

Nebraska

RON providers are approved by the Secretary of State. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary LLC, Digital Delivery, Inc., E-Notary Seal, LLC, Eltropy, Inc., E-Notary Seal, LLC, eNotaryLog, LLC, Epic River Healthcare, Inc., Everything Legal, LLC, Expedite (formerly known as DocVerify), Guardian Consumer Services, INC DBA PAVASO, NotaryCam, Inc., NotaryLive, Online Notary Center, Inc., Proof Platform, Rocket Close, LLC, SIGNiX, Simplifile, Snapdocs and Stavvy, Inc.

Nevada

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend, BlueNotary, DocMagic, Inc., Epic River Notary, Expedite (formerly DocVerify), Figure Technologies, Inc., First American Title, MetLife Legal Plans, Inc., NotaryCam, NotaryHub by Everything Legal, NotaryLive, Inc., OneNotary, Inc., Online Notary Center, PandaDoc, Inc., Pavaso, ProNotary, Proof, Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close LLC (formerly ClearSign), SIGNix, Inc., Simplifile, Snapdocs Technologies, and Stavvy.

New Hampshire

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law. The following RON platforms comply with state law: athenahealth, Data Motion, digicert, EMR Direct, IdenTrust, Inpriva, MaxMD, MedAllies, Secure Exchange Solutions, Surescripts, and Updoz.

New Jersey

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

New Mexico

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: EpicRiver, Expedite (formerly DocVerify), Notarylive.com, Notary Hub – Remote Online Notary (RON), Online Notary, Qualia, PandaDoc, ProNotary, Qualia, Rocket Close | Title, Settlement & Valuation Services, Secured Signing, Simplifile eSign Events, and Snapdocs.

New York

RON providers are not approved by the Secretary of State.

North Carolina

The Secretary of State has not yet approved remote electronic notarization platforms.

North Dakota

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary of State’s website: BlueNotary, LenderClose, NotaryCam, OneNotary.US, OneSpan Notary, Online Notary Center, Inc., OnlineNotary.us, Pavaso, ProNotary LLC, Proof, Secured Signing Inc., SIGNiX, and Stavvy, Inc.

Ohio

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Oklahoma

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Oregon

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary of State’s website: BlueNotary, DocuSign, Epicriver, KYS Notary, NotariesOnDemand, Notaron.com, NotaryCam, NotaryHub.com by Everything Legal, NotaryLive, OneSpan Notary, OneNotary, OnlineNotary.us, Online Notary Center, INC., PandaDoc, Pro Notary, Proof, Secured Signing, SIGNiX, SmarteNotary.com, and Snapdocs.

Vendors that only allow for notarization of real estate transactions are Coviance, Digital Delivery, Pavaso, Rocket Close and Stavvy.

Pennsylvania

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend Labs, Inc., Blue Notary, CSC (formerly Ingeo), Digital Delivery, Inc., DocuSign, Inc., EscrowTab, Inc., Expedite (formerly DocVerify), GoCertificates.com, Inc., ICE Mortgage Technology f/k/a Simplifile, KYS-Tech, Marketron Broadcast Solutions, Notary Hub, Notary@EpicRiver, NotaryCam, NotaryLive Inc., OneNotary.US, OneSpan, Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary.us, PandaDoc (formerly LiveNotary), Pavaso, POPi/o, Pro Notary LLC, Proof (formerly Notarize), Qualia Labs, Inc., Rocket Close, LLC/Clear Sign, Safedocs Inc., Secured Signing Inc., SIGNiX, SimplySecureSign, SnapDocs (formerly Pactima Inc.), Stavvy, Inc., Visionet Systems Inc. (VisiRecording), and WWNotary, LLC d/b/a World Wide Notary.

Rhode Island

RON providers are approved by the Secretary of State. The following RON platforms are approved: Blue Notary, Clear Sign (Rocket Close, LLC), Cyberize It, LLC, DocMagic, EscrowTab Inc., Expedite (Formerly DocVerify), Notary@EpicRiver, NotaryLive, OneNotary, OneSpan, Pavaso (Guardian Consumer Services), ProNotary, Secured Signing, SIGNix Inc, Simply Secure E-Sign, Snapdocs (Formerly Pactima) and Stavvy (Stravos Technologies, Inc.).

South Carolina

RON not yet enacted into law.

South Dakota

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Tennessee

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Texas

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Utah

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend Labs, Blue Notary, Clear Sign, Cyberize, E-Notary Seal, First American SignPost, NotaryCam, NotaryHub by Everything Legal, NotaryLive, Notary @Epic River, OneNotary, OnlineNotary.us, Online Notary Center, PandaDoc, Pavaso, Qualia, SIGNiX, Secured Signing, , Simplifile, SimplySecure Sign, Snapdocs, and Stavvy.

Vermont

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but they must register with the Secretary of State to do business in Vermont. A Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Virginia

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

Washington

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

The Department of Licensing’s electronic application process contains a drop-down list of technology providers for an applicant to select when applying for an endorsement.

West Virginia

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, but the following providers are listed on the Secretary of State’s website (the Secretary does not endorse any of the following platforms): BlueNotary, Clear Sign, Corporate Service Company (CSC), DocuSign, Epic River, EscrowTab, Expedite (formerly known as DocVerify), LiveNotary.com, Nationwide Title Clearing, Notarize, NotaryLive, OneNotary, OneSpan North America Inc., OnlineNotary.us, Pavaso, POPi/o, Secured Signing, Simplifile, Simply Secure Sign, Stavvy.com, and World Wide Notary.

Wisconsin

Notaries must only use RON platforms approved by the state. The following RON platforms are approved: Blend, Blue Notary, Digital Delivery, DocMagic, DocuSign, Epic River Healthcare, Expedite (formerly DocVerify), Notary Hub by Everything Legal, NotaryCam, NotaryLive, Inc., OneNotary.US, OneSpan, Online Notary Center, OnlineNotary.us, Proof (formerly Notarize), Qualia, Rocket Close (formerly Amrock), Secured Signing, SIGNiX, Simplifile, Simply Secure Sign (Ink'd Signing), Snapdocs (formerly Pactima), and Stavvy.

Wyoming

RON platform providers are not required to undergo an approval process, so a Notary must ensure any technology platform they use complies with state law.

How to Choose a Remote Online Notarization Platform

  1. Platform type: You will need to consider the type of platform to select. Some allow Notaries to bring their customers onto the platform and some do not. Some bring the customer to the Notary. Some platforms only serve the real estate industry, corporate customers, or are owned by title insurance companies. Will you be bringing customers onto the platform or relying on the platform to bring customers to you? Do you want both options? Are you only performing RONs on mortgage transactions?
  2. Minimum hardware requirements: Each platform will have different computer system requirements. Make sure your computer meets these system requirements. For example, there may be minimum resolution for the camera on your laptop or desktop and recommended Internet speed. If you plan on using an iPad or Android tablet, does the platform work on tablets and does your tablet meet any minimum system requirements?
  3. Sign up and onboarding: How does the platform register and onboard Notaries onto their platform? What must you do? Are there any costs to sign up?
  4. Training and support: Does the platform provide training when you are getting started and a help line or chat when you get stuck? Consider only platforms that have these resources. And make sure that any technical support a platform offers is available when you need it (for example, you are on the West Coast and the platform is on the East Coast).
  5. Pricing: Most systems will require a fee to use the system. If the platform collects the fee for the notarization from the customer and then pays you a portion of the fee, or charges a per-transaction fee, what is your cut? If the platform requires a subscription, does your anticipated business from RON justify the cost? The “build it and they will come” philosophy rarely works. Make sure you have business today to justify the ongoing subscription. You can always subscribe later when you have business to justify the cost.
  6. Digital certificate: Some platforms require you to use a digital certificate that they provide to you or that you must buy from them when you sign up. Others allow you to purchase your own digital certificate and bring it onto the platform. If a platform you are considering requires you to use their digital certificate, it is more than likely you won’t be able to use that digital certificate on other platforms. The NNA recommends that you choose a platform that allows you to use your own digital certificate. Why? It’s expensive to purchase a digital certificate for each platform you use, and you may find yourself using more than one.
  7. Control of notarial records: Who — the platform or you — maintains control over the journal entries and recordings of the RONs you perform? Your state law may address this, but if it does not, the NNA believes the Notary should decide who inspects or receives a copy of a journal entry or recording because you are the notarial officer who created the records. You are the gatekeeper of your notarial records, not the platform.
  8. Storage of notarial records: Here are some questions you should ask related to the storage of your notarial records. Does the provider provide long-term storage of journal entries and recordings of RONs themselves, or do they farm it out to a “repository” or “depository?” For how long do they retain notarial records? How easy is it to download all notarial records if you want to archive them yourself? The answers to these questions could have implications later if you or your guardian or representative must access a notarial record after you are no longer a Notary or have passed on.
  9. Anti-fraud capabilities: There are always risks in performing notarial acts when the signer is not physically in front of you. Reputable platforms should use technologies to counter any known threats, like spotting impostors and deepfakes. Ask the platform provider to explain the technologies they use and how they work within their platform.
  10. Platform upgrades: You should inquire how frequently the provider issues platform service patches, security updates, and feature upgrades. Ask for the URL of the page on the provider’s website showing release history and notes. A platform that hasn’t been updated recently may indicate how committed the provider is to the future of the platform. For example, a provider that upgrades the platform with “liveness detection” to spot deepfakes or other fraud-spotting capabilities demonstrates the provider is serious about their product.
  11. Notary knowledge: You want to choose a company that knows Notaries and notarization. Pepper the provider with questions about Notary law and practice. For example, ask the provider to explain the information you can or must record in the journal. The NNA has seen platform demonstrations where the providers required Notaries to enter full ID card serial numbers. There are several states that prohibit this, and these providers didn’t know this was prohibited. But they should have known. The best platforms should know that journal entry requirements vary by state and have designed their journal to comply with the law.
  12. Complaints: It is always wise to check the Better Business Bureau and, if your state requires platforms to be approved, you will want to ask your commissioning official if the platform you are considering has had any complaints filed against them.
  13. Ask who’s using it: You should ask other Notaries you know which platforms they use and why. Also reach out to Notaries on social media for their thoughts. There’s collective knowledge and wisdom out there for the asking and most Notaries will want to help. Select a platform that other Notaries recommend.
  14. Kick the tires: Ask the provider to give you a demo of the platform so that you can see the system for yourself. Also, ask for a trial account so that after the demo, you can poke around and investigate the system yourself. You wouldn’t think of buying a car sight unseen. The same is true with RON platforms.
  15. Give it a whirl: Perform enough transactions on your chosen platform to assess whether it will meet your long-term needs. If the platform offers subscription pricing, pay month to month until you know it is the right system for you. Then, if the system offers a yearly subscription at a lower per-month rate, you can sign up for that.

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