Online Notarization in Idaho with Secured Signing

Remote Online Notarization in Idaho 

Since July 1, 2017, commissioned notaries in Idaho have been authorized to perform electronic notarial acts by registering with the Secretary of State. To get started, simply file the Authorization for Electronic Notarization form. While completing the form, you’ll need to select a tamper-evident technology for use in electronic notarization—Secured Signing is an approved Remote Online Notarization (RON) provider that offers just that. 

Remote online notarization in Idaho is not only legal but is rapidly becoming a standard practice. Idaho, a forward-thinking state, enacted legislation to make RON permanently legal, giving notaries and their clients the ability to notarize documents online without the traditional hassles. 

Understanding Idaho’s Notary Laws 

Idaho has been a pioneer in the RON landscape, being one of the first states to legalize remote online notarization permanently back in early 2019. Senate Bill 1111, passed with the support of the Governor and Secretary of State, granted full authority to commissioned public notaries in Idaho to notarize documents online starting January 1, 2020. For detailed rules on performing remote notarial acts, refer to IDAPA 34.07.01. 

Why Choose Secured Signing for RON in Idaho? 

If you’re still unsure whether Secured Signing is the right platform for you, consider the experience of Jim Allen. Jim began his journey with Remote Online Notarization nearly five years ago, recognizing early on that embracing this technology would be key to staying competitive. After thorough research, he chose Secured Signing as his RON platform, and he’s been thriving ever since. 
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Secured Signing’s Notary platform is equipped with built-in features that simplify the notarization process for both notaries and their clients. It allows for the notarization of a wide range of documents online, providing unmatched convenience, efficiency, security, and affordability. 

Experience the future of notarization in Idaho with Secured Signing—where technology meets trust. 

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