Remote Online Notarization
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Remote Online Notarization
A digital closing done by Remote Online Notarization (RON) allows signers and notaries to be in separate locations. Digital signatures are used to authorize and finalize the transaction. RON utilizes a secure audio/video connection, usually via webcam, but the connection still includes the authentication steps of a traditional notarization. Transnation Title has already partnered with Pavaso, Notarize, Enotary Log, and Closing Exchange, all respected industry providers, for the secure platform needed to conduct such transactions.
It’s important to note not all transactions will qualify for a RON closing. However, if closing remotely interests you, and you can answer “yes” to the following questions, please contact your local office. To learn more about Remote Online Notarization (RON) watch the Talks with Transnation video to hear Sharlene Shineldecker talk more about what RON means and how it works.
Talks with Transnation
- Do you have a computer with a working camera, microphone and speakers?
- Can you effectively utilize a computer and troubleshoot any potential issues?
- Do you have the technology and proper setup needed to facilitate such a transaction?
This would include:- private, dependable, high-speed internet connection
- well-lit room for the closing to be recorded on audio and video
- mobile device for ID verification and authentication process
- Must have a U.S. Identification and a U.S. Social security card
- Must consent to the Remote eSigning/eNotary process
- They will be audio and video recorded
- Must be tech savvy with the computer
- Understand basic troubleshooting
- Must have equipment needed for the eSigning/eNotary process.
- Computer with a camera & audio (microphone and speakers)
- Private strong internet connection
- Able to sit in a well-lit private room
- Must have a mobile device to scan the ID for the ID verification process