Notarization from anywhere. Without leaving home.
Remote Online Notarization (RON) lets you have documents notarized securely online — from your living room, your office, a hospital room, or anywhere else with a stable internet connection. No driving, no waiting room, no rearranging your day.
IdenTrust-Certified Digital Signing Credential • PA Commissioned
What is Remote Online
Notarization?
Remote Online Notarization allows you to personally appear before a commissioned notary using secure, live audio-video technology instead of meeting in person. You still show valid ID. I still verify your identity. You still sign the document while we're face to face — just on screen instead of across a table.
It's convenient, but it isn't casual. A proper RON session uses approved technology that handles identity verification, electronic signing, tamper-evident records, and a recorded audio-video session — all required under Pennsylvania law (57 Pa. C.S. § 306.1).
Who can use RON?
Available nationwide
As a Pennsylvania-commissioned Remote Online Notary, I can notarize documents for signers located anywhere in the United States — and in many cases, outside the country — as long as the notarization follows Pennsylvania's RON requirements and your receiving party will accept it.
Not sure whether RON works in your state? See the full state-by-state breakdown →
RON is commonly used for:
Powers of attorney
Estate planning documents
Affidavits and acknowledgments
Business and corporate forms
Consent forms
Certain real estate documents
A few document types — wills, trusts, and some recorded real estate documents — have state-specific restrictions. If you're not sure your document qualifies, reach out before scheduling and I'll help you figure it out.
What You'll Need Before your Appointment
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A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID
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A device with a working camera and microphone
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A reliable internet connection
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Access to your email
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Your complete document, ready to upload
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A quiet, private place to sign, without interruption
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Confirmation from your receiving party that they'll accept an electronically signed, remotely notarized document.
Important: before booking, please confirm with whomever is receiving your document ( bank, court, title company, employer, etc.) that they will accept RON. Most will - but it is always worth a quick check before your appointment, not after.
Ready to get started?
Whether it's a single document or part of a bigger transaction, I'll walk you through the entire process so it feels simple, not stressful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Appear before a PA-commissioned notary via live audio-video instead of in person; you still show ID and sign while face-to-face on screen.
Signers anywhere in the US (and often outside it), as long as it meets PA's RON requirements and the receiving party accepts it.
Powers of attorney, estate planning documents, affidavits, business forms, consent forms, certain real estate documents.
Valid photo ID, a device with camera/mic, reliable internet, email access, your uploaded document, and a quiet private space.
Most do, but confirm with them before booking.