Electronic Notary Becoming A Reality Soon

interesting- Thanks

Hi Dennis - I just got my first call last week to do an e-notarization.  I turned it down because I'm not comfortable with doing them until I get more information.  They did make itt sound relatively easy, but I still want to know what I'm doing first.

Thanks for your post and I'm going to check out that link.

Have a great week!

The mortgage industry will probably be onboard as soon as they can solve the problem of recordable documents. The problem is that you have hundreds of local county jurisdictions with different rules and no single standard.

Terry - When this company called me they said as long as I had a laptop and the ability to get online (WiFi), I could do it; that they'd email me the trust deed, etc. for the wet signatures so it could be recorded. 

I've been waiting for e-notarizations to become popular in California and can't believe it hasn't happened yet.  I've just been waiting before investing any money into it right now, but I know it's only a matter of time. 

Now I'm wondering, do I really need the expensive equipment (ENJOA) the NNA is offering for approximately $300-$400?  At least that's what the price was when I last checked.  It would be interesting to know. 

Maybe there are other notaries on AR who are already doing e-notarizations who could give us suggestions.