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In the US, individual states had to affirmatively enact law to allow it. Virginia was the first, which I recall as they were the only place I could find one bac
by Kaibeezy 7y ago
In the US, individual states had to affirmatively enact law to allow it. Virginia was the first, which I recall as they were the only place I could find one back around 2010 for a transaction. There are still only a few, slowly increasing.
In the UK, I believe they are only authorized within the City of London (=/= “London”). But it looks like they can do “international” documents.
The gripping hand here is whether your receiving party will accept an online notarized doc even if you can get it done. Best to confirm that first.
- pseingatl 7y agoNotaries are not required in the United States. 28 USC 1746 provides an alternative. Bureaucrats will, initially at least, kick and scream, but once they (or their legal counsel) read the statute, they acquiesce.