Remote online notarization for closing disclosures, deeds, and loan packages. Signers close from home by secure video; title, escrow, and lending teams get a dedicated notary pool, bulk upload, and an audit trail on every session.
Book a Closing Session →Signers in all 50 states · Sessions recorded per state law · Mon–Sat 7:30 AM–7:30 PM, Sun 7:30 AM–2:30 PM Pacific
Purchase, refinance, and seller packages — the documents that usually hold a closing up waiting on a notary.
Closing disclosures, notes, and the notarized pieces of a loan package, signed live on video with the notary watching every signature.
Grant deeds, quitclaim deeds, and warranty deeds where state law and the recorder accept RON — signed, sealed, and returned as a tamper-evident PDF.
Multi-document sessions cover up to 5 documents for $45; recurring package volume runs best on the Business plan with bulk upload.
Identity affidavits, occupancy affidavits, signature affidavits, and the sworn statements that ride along with almost every closing.
Refi signings from the borrower's kitchen table instead of a title office — same documents, no drive, no waiting room.
A seller who moved away no longer stalls a closing. Signers can be located in any of the 50 states; our notaries are commissioned in RON-enabled states.
One-off closings book like any session. Recurring volume belongs on the Business plan.
Business plan teams draw from a dedicated notary pool instead of the general queue — faster scheduling when a closing date moves up.
Send document packages in bulk instead of one PDF at a time, and use API access to fold notarization into your existing closing workflow.
Manage your team's sessions from one dashboard — who booked what, for which file, and when it completed.
The Business plan includes 10 sessions per month at $99/mo — predictable pricing your ops team can budget around, versus per-signing surprises.
Every closing session is built to be provable later — to an underwriter, a recorder, or a court.
State RON law requires audio-video recording of every session. Recordings are stored per the commissioning state's retention requirements.
Finished documents carry the notary's digital seal and certificate in a tamper-evident PDF — any change after signing breaks the seal, and recipients can verify authenticity.
Identity verification, the signing event, and the seal are logged for every session, giving title and escrow a defensible record for the file.
Signers pass ID credential analysis and knowledge-based identity questions before signing — the identity standard RON law sets for real-estate work.
Honest note: some real-estate instruments have state-specific restrictions, and acceptance by a specific lender, underwriter, or county recorder is that recipient's decision. This page is general information, not legal advice.
If you're the buyer, seller, or borrower: your title company sends the documents, you book a time, and you sign on video.
Have your unexpired government photo ID ready, keep the documents unsigned until the session — you sign live, never before — and your sealed PDFs go back by email right after. A standard session takes about 15 minutes. Closing questions before the day? Call (424) 450-6387 or email [email protected].
Four steps, about 15 minutes for a standard session.
Choose a preferred time window and upload your unsigned document as a PDF. The team confirms your exact session time, and your secure video link arrives by email.
Scan your government-issued photo ID for credential analysis and answer a few knowledge-based identity questions — about 2 minutes, meeting every state's RON security standard.
Meet your notary by secure video (Google Meet). The notary confirms your identity live, watches you sign electronically — never sign before the session — and applies the official digital seal and signature.
Right after the session, your tamper-evident notarized PDF lands in your inbox by email, with the notary's digital seal and certificate any recipient can verify.
Single closings at flat session rates. Recurring volume on Business — featured for title, escrow, and lenders.
For closing teams and for signers closing from home.