What Is RON

RON is a technology-driven solution that lets you sign and notarize documents online through secure two-way video with a commissioned notary. 

No appointments. No travel. Just legally binding notarial acts—delivered wherever you are.

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🌎 Why Choose RON Services?

• Anywhere Access
  Notarize from anywhere in the U.S. or abroad.

• Safe & Secure
  Your data is protected with encryption and ID verification.

• Professional Service
  State-commissioned notary with experience in RON, loan signings, USCIS Form I-9, and remote Oath administration.

• Faster Results
  No mailing or delays—get documents back fast electronically.

 

🖥️  How It Works

Signers requiring documents to be notarized present their identification electronically, sign documents digitally using a smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop, or iPad, and have them notarized by a remote notary. The notary signs the document using electronic seals and signatures.

1. Request service from RON Sign Agents

2. Upload your documents (PDF, PNG, JPEG, JPG - English only)

3. Verify your ID (foreign passports accepted for real estate)

4. Join the live session via phone, tablet, or computer

5. Electronically sign and notarize

6. Receive your documents securely via email​

Note: All parties must speak English or use a certified interpreter. Attorneys, lenders, and agents may observe remotely.

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🔐 Trusted Technology Partners

MISMO-certified RON platforms that meet the highest standards for security and compliance, ensuring your experience is seamless, legal, and reliable, are used for every notarial assignment.

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🛡️ Your Data Protected

• ID Verification: Multi-factor, knowledge-based, or biometric

• Encryption: Secures all communication and documents

• Secure Storage: Firewalls, backups, and intrusion detection

• Audit Trails: Tracks every step of the notarization

• Legal Compliance: Meets state and federal digital signature laws

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📍 RON Laws Across the U.S.

Remote notarizations performed by a state-authorized notary are valid in all 50 states when completed under that state’s laws.

Some states don’t authorize their own notaries to perform RON, but they accept notarizations from states that do.

 

Below is a map of the states that have enacted RON laws. States shaded in red (Alabama, California, District of Columbia, Georgia, Mississippi) Do Not Allow notaries commissioned in their states to perform RON signings - but out-of-state RON notarizations are legal and accepted.

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