Online Notary Service

An Online Notary Service, or Remote Online Notarization (RON), allows you to get documents notarized virtually from anywhere with an internet connection and a smart phone. Mobile Notary St Louis offers this convenient service, enabling you to connect with a commissioned notary via secure audio-visual technology. 

Yes, remote online notarization is legal in Missouri. Mobile Notary St. Louis uses a state-approved, secure platform that employs multi-factor authentication, identity verification, and tamper-evident technology to ensure the validity and security of your notarized document. 

You will need a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a webcam, microphone, and a stable internet connection. You'll also need to be able to upload your documents electronically. 

Most documents that can be notarized in person can also be notarized online, including affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, wills (though witness requirements vary), and general business documents. It's best to confirm with Mobile Notary St. Louis if you have a specific document type. 

Yes, we can notarize documents originated from anywhere online in Missouri. 

Yes, Mobile Notary St Louis can assist with both  online notarization of your document as well as Apostille. We have a few different options for processing an Apostille that was notarized online. Feel free to mention this need when scheduling your appointment. 

You will need a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID (like a driver's license or passport). The online platform will typically use advanced identity proofing (e.g., knowledge-based authentication questions) to verify your identity. 

You'll typically upload your document to our secure website,  schedule an appointment. At the appointment time, you will received an invite email and a link to sign into the platform. There, you will complete identity verification steps, then connect via live video with a commissioned online notary. Our  notary will witness your signature electronically, apply their digital seal, and provide you with the legally valid e-notarized document. 

Yes, as long as the notary is commissioned in the state they are located in to perform the online notarization, they can notarize documents for signers located anywhere in the world, provided the notarization is recognized in the state where the document will be used. You must be able to meet the technology and identity verification requirements. 

This depends on the specific document and the laws of the state where the document will be used. While most states allow virtual witnesses, others require physical presence. You should confirm the witness requirements for your specific document with Mobile Notary St. Louis or legal counsel. 

Mobile Notary St. Louis's online notarization fees follow Missouri's statutory limits (currently up to $25 per notarial act for RON) plus any platform or technology fees. It's best to get a specific quote when scheduling. 

You can schedule an online notarization by contacting Mobile Notary St. Louis directly via their website or phone. They will guide you through the setup process and schedule your virtual appointment.