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Texas Remote Online Notary

Legally Notarize Your Documents Online Instantly

Secure, fully compliant Texas Remote Online Notary services accessible anywhere across the United States. No traffic, no waiting, and no corporate hassle.

Texas Commissioned & Compliant

Fully bonded and insured for remote online notarization services. All virtual sessions are securely anchored by state-mandated identity checks, knowledge-based authentication (KBA) powered by Pactima, live recorded audio-video feeds, and permanent tamper-proof digital audit trails.

Simple, Secure Remote Online Notarization

Step 1

Submit Your Booking

Fill out the intake form with your details and the type of document you need notarized.

Step 2

Secure Upfront Payment

Complete a safe, itemized transaction via Stripe before your session starts. No hidden fees.

Step 3

Upload Your Document

Use the secure Dropbox link in your receipt to upload your PDF. We review it before your session.

Step 4

Confirm & Sign

We email available session times. Once confirmed, join the secure live video room to execute your documents digitally.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Base RON Session & Extra Signatures

$35.00

Includes identity verification (KBA), video recording, and your first digital notary seal. Perfect for single affidavits, auto titles, or simple powers of attorney. Additional signatures sharing the exact same notary certificate block are processed at the state-capped limit of $1.00 each.

Extra Notarial Acts & Certificates

$10.00

Adds $10.00 for each additional, separate notary certificate block requiring an independent digital signature and seal application within the same live session.

Statutory Fee Disclosure

State of Texas Statutory Fee Disclosure: In compliance with Texas Government Code § 603.008, notice is hereby given that the legal maximum fees a Texas Notary Public may charge are set by TX Govt Code § 406.024. Standard physical acts are capped at $10.00 for the first signature and $1.00 for each additional signature. Remote Online Notarizations (RON) include a statutory maximum platform capability fee of $25.00 in addition to the base standard act fee. This website's pricing structures strictly reflect compliant boundaries combined with software execution costs.

Documents We Handle

Affidavits & Sworn Statements

Jurats, affidavits of service, and written statements made under oath.

Bill of Sale Forms

Vehicle title transfers, automotive sales, or personal property transfers.

Business & Corporate Contracts

Operating agreements, commercial leases, partnership agreements, and corporate resolutions.

Powers of Attorney (POA)

Medical, financial, durable, or limited POA forms.

Medical Authorization Forms

Minor travel consent forms, medical release authorization, and advanced healthcare directives.

Deeds & Living Trusts

Quitclaim, grant, or warranty deeds for transfers, alongside standalone living trust agreements.

Documents We Cannot Notarize Online

Immigration Documents (Form I-9)

Employment Eligibility Verification cannot be notarized online due to physical document inspection laws.

Traditional Last Wills & Testaments

Due to the complex witness verification and multi-signer structural requirements of testamentary estate instruments, our platform does not currently support the online execution of Wills, Codicils, or Testamentary Trusts.

Birth, Death, & Vital Records

Certified government records cannot be copy-notarized or certified by an independent notary public.

Start Your Texas RON Booking

Submit your details and document information below. After payment, upload your document through the secure Dropbox link in your receipt. We'll review it and email you available session times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to prepare for my online notary session?

You must have a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport), a device with a working camera and microphone, a reliable internet connection, and a valid U.S. social security number to pass the state-mandated identity verification checks.

Is Remote Online Notarization (RON) legal in all states?

Yes. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution and Interstate Recognition laws, a document legally notarized online by a commissioned Texas notary is fully valid and legally binding across all 50 states.

What happens if my session fails or my connection drops?

If a technical issue occurs or your session disconnects before execution is complete, your paid appointment window remains completely open. We will instantly help you reconnect or reschedule your live video space at no additional cost.