Virtual Closings. Anywhere, Anytime!
Set your appointment, an e mail is sent to the parties with an invitation and a link to add to their calendar; verify the signers up front; at the closing, up to 10 participants.
Seller closings in minutes.
Buyer closings in less than 30 minutes
Sign and initial once and apply where needed.
Electronic Signatures
Any time you make a purchase with a credit card and are asked to sign a digital pad, or type your PIN to get money out of your bank’s ATM machine, you’re using an electronic signature or eSignature. Anytime you make a purchase on the internet and click the “submit order” button, you are electronically signing a purchase agreement. Electronic signatures have become commonplace in the retail world, and they also are becoming commonplace in larger transactions, such as making an offer on a home purchase. eSignatures can be made in a number of different ways, but they are considered as legally valid as a signature on a paper document (often called a “wet” signature).
Electronic Notarization
Electronic notarization, or eNotarization, is essentially the same as a paper notarization except the document being notarized is in digital form, and the Notary signs with an electronic signature. Depending upon state law, the information in the Notary’s seal may be placed on the electronic document as a graphic image or other available means. But all other elements of a traditional, paper notarization remain, including the requirement for the signer to physically appear before the Notary.
Webcam Notarization
Many people confuse eNotarization with webcam notarization, believing they are the same. They are not.
Webcam or remote online notarizations make use of video and audio technology on the internet to allow signers to personally appear before and communicate with the Notary at the time of the notarization. With traditional notarizations, the signer is in the Notary’s physical presence.
Source: nationalnotary.com ~ Image: pixabay.com
