Nationwide Remote Online Notary
Meet securely by live video from anywhere in the United States. I am an Arizona-commissioned remote online notary physically located in Arizona.
If you’ve prepared your own documents and simply need them notarized, Remote Online Notarization (RON) may be the convenient solution.
Flagstaff Mobile Notary & Fingerprinting offers Remote Online Notary (RON) services, allowing eligible documents to be notarized securely from your computer or smartphone—without traveling to an office. Remote Online Notary—Available Wherever You Are!
Whether you're at home, at work, or anywhere, online notarization makes the process fast, convenient, and secure.
Remote Online Notarization
Notarial act: $10 per notarized signature/notarial act
Additional notarizations: $10 each
Platform, identity-verification, payment-processing and optional witness charges may be assessed separately by the technology provider. Final pricing is shown before the appointment.
Book your Remote Online Notary appointment. Once your appointment is confirmed, you'll receive instructions and a secure link to begin the online notarization process.
Before your appointment, you'll securely upload your unsigned documents through our encrypted online notarization platform.
Please do not sign your documents before your appointment. Your electronic signature must be completed during the live online notarization session.
If your document has already been signed, contact us before scheduling to determine whether it can still be notarized online.
Arizona law requires identity verification before an online notarization can be completed.
You will be asked to:
At your scheduled appointment time, simply click the secure link from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
You'll meet live with the notary through secure audio and video.
During the live video session, you'll electronically sign your documents while the notary witnesses your signature.
Once the notarization is complete, you'll receive your electronically notarized documents, ready to download and save for your records.
✔ A valid government-issued photo ID- not a photocopy.
✔ A computer, tablet, or smartphone with:
✔ A reliable internet connection
✔ Your unsigned documents ready to upload
Remote Online Notarization may be used for many eligible documents, including:
Do you need a witness? Online witness are available with RON services.
Some documents may require an in-person notarization or have additional legal requirements.
Remote online notarization is performed by an Arizona-commissioned notary located in Arizona. The signer may be located elsewhere, subject to identification, platform, document, and receiving-agency requirements. Please confirm that the recipient will accept remote online notarization. I do not provide legal advice or select documents or notarial certificates.
Yes. Before your appointment, you'll securely upload your unsigned documents through our online notarization platform. The documents are encrypted and protected throughout the notarization process.
Yes. Most smartphones, tablets, and computers work perfectly for Remote Online Notary appointments.
No. Please wait until your live appointment. Your electronic signature must be completed while connected with the notary.
Yes. Remote Online Notarization uses encrypted technology, secure document storage, identity verification, and recorded audio-video sessions as required by law to protect your information.
Legal Separation • Marriage Settlement Agreements • Parenting Plan • Name Change • Power of Attorney • Affidavits • Family-Law Forms • Business Documents • Minor Travel Consent Forms • Trust-Related Documents • Real-Estate Documents
The signer is responsible for confirming that the receiving agency, court, lender, title company or other recipient accepts electronically signed and remotely notarized documents. We do not select or prepare documents or provide legal advice.
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Please be advised:
Effective September 12, 2026, an Arizona notary must obtain the signer’s fingerprint in the notary journal when notarizing:
The signer must place their right thumbprint in the journal. If the right thumb is unavailable, the notary may use:
The notary must indicate in the journal which finger was used.
AZ Senate Bill 1479