How do online notary services work?

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Many of us now use online services during our daily life, banking, purchasing goods or even doing our food shop. Their attraction is that sometimes you have a busy life and do not have the time to make a visit to a bank, shop or supermarket.

Traditionally, you would normally have to make the effort to verify documentation to be used overseas by visiting a notary, and you would usually search locally to find one overseen by the Master of the Faculties, who is the approved regulator of the profession.

Now, however, you can take advantage of a Remote Online Notarisation.

What is Remote Online Notarisation?

Remote Online Notarisation, known as RON, allows a notary to verify your identity and signature and witness it virtually, following the Electronic Communications Act, which became law in 2000. UK eIDAS rules also allow notaries to verify electronic documents and seal them electronically.

How does RON work?

First of all, you must upload the document which you need to notarise. You will then be asked to verify your identity to make sure the process is in compliance with legal requirements.

Next, you will have a virtual meeting with your notary, who is able to witness the document signature and provide a seal for the document.

Once the process is completed, you will receive an electronic version of the notarised document.

What are the benefits of the process?

First of all, it means you do not have to visit the notary in person. If you prefer to do this, search online for a local notary. For example, if you need notary services London, search online for services, such as those found at bridgelawsolicitors.co.uk/notary-services-for-individuals/london/. Remember to ask if your chosen attorney is also able to provide this kind of online service.

By using RON, you will save time, since the process can be completed in an hour, and it is also ideal for individuals resident overseas. It is also completely secure and complies with UK law. Both UK businesses and individuals can benefit from this kind of service.

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