Notarize documents from your couch, your car, or a different state entirely. All you need is a webcam, a government-issued ID, and the documents you want signed. Appointments are subject to notary availability and identity verification.
$35
For one eligible acknowledgment, jurat, or oath/affirmation involving one signer. Identity verification and recipient acceptance are required. You receive an itemized receipt.
Itemized quote
Fees depend on the required acts and certificates. Two signers on the same acknowledgment certificate differ from two separate certificates. Request review before booking multiple acts, additional signers, copy certification, or witness support.
Request a RON quote →Excludes wills, codicils, and testamentary trusts. Read the Texas Secretary of State’s online notary fee examples. Ask the recipient or your attorney which notarial act your document requires.
Click the button above or call us. You’ll be connected to our BlueNotary platform.
Upload a photo ID and answer a few knowledge-based questions. Standard identity proofing, takes about 2 minutes.
A live notary verifies your identity and completes the required notarial act. Sign electronically with your mouse or touchpad.
Notarized documents are delivered digitally with a tamper-evident seal. You can download or print immediately.
Common questions about Remote Online Notarization in Texas.
Yes. Texas authorized RON in 2018 under Texas Government Code Chapter 406, Subchapter C (HB 1217). A commissioned Texas online notary performs the session using technology that must meet Texas requirements. The Secretary of State does not approve or endorse individual platforms.
Eligible affidavits, powers of attorney, and real estate documents may be notarized online after review of the document and recipient requirements. Texas RON does not cover wills, codicils, or testamentary trusts. Form I-9 verification is not a notarization. Ask the document recipient or your attorney whether RON is appropriate.
You can be located anywhere in the U.S. during the session. Our notary must be physically located in Texas at the time of notarization, as required by Texas law.
A computer, tablet, or smartphone with a working camera and microphone; a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID); an email address to receive your session link; and your document(s) ready to upload (PDF preferred).
Identity is verified using a combination of government-issued credential analysis, knowledge-based authentication (KBA) questions about your personal history, and live video review by your notary.
Your electronically notarized document is typically delivered within minutes of your session ending. You’ll receive a tamper-evident, digitally sealed PDF via email.
Yes. Texas law requires that RON sessions be recorded and retained for a minimum of 5 years. Your session recording is stored securely on the BlueNotary platform and is not shared publicly.
Yes. We offer full loan signing and real estate closing packages via RON. We work with title companies, lenders, and individual sellers and buyers. Contact us for volume or title-company rates.
Request your session online and we'll confirm the next available slot.