In Person Electronic Notarization (IPEN)

Modernize Your Notarizations with Secured Signing’s In-Person Electronic Notarization 

Upgrade your in-person notary methods to a secure, electronic environment. IPEN offers a paperless way to notarize documents digitally while maintaining the essential element of face-to-face verification.

It’s the ideal solution for notaries who meet clients in various locations.

Secured Signing’s In-Person Electronic Notarization (IPEN)

Whether you manage a team of internal notaries for a large corporation or operate as an independent e-Notary, our platform bridges the gap between traditional assurance and digital speed.

Our IPEN feature is now more accessible than ever, seamlessly integrated into the same dashboard you use for Remote Online Notarization (RON).

The Benefits of IPEN: Efficiency Meets Assurance

Enterprise Security & Compliance

With IPEN, you aren’t just moving digital; you’re moving to a more secure e-Notary platform. Our features include tamper-evident seals and comprehensive audit trails, ensuring the integrity of every notarized document. We stay up-to-date with legal requirements to ensure your digital notarizations are legally sound and recognized.

Perfect for Mobile and Internal Notaries

If your business takes you on the road or requires in-person notary services at multiple corporate branches, IPEN is your ideal companion. All you need is a device and an internet connection to provide top-tier service anywhere.

Step by Step for IPEN: In-Person Electronic Notarization

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between IPEN and RON?

While both are electronic notarization methods, IPEN (In-Person Electronic Notarization) requires the notary and the signer to be in the same physical location. RON (Remote Online Notarization) allows the parties to be in different locations using audio-video technology.

Legal requirements for e-Notary services vary by jurisdiction. Some states allow IPEN only, while others allow both IPEN and RON. Before performing an electronic act, you should always check your Secretary of State (SOS) website for the specific regulations in your area.

Yes! Our enterprise solution is designed for businesses with multiple internal notaries. You can manage users, track digital journals, and ensure company-wide compliance from a single administrative account.