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If you are looking to have a document notarized in Georgia, you may have noticed that the rules look a little different here than in other states. While the world is moving rapidly toward digital solutions, Georgia has maintained a more traditional approach to its local notary commissions.
Here is the current breakdown of what is and isn’t allowed for notarization in the Peach State as of 2026.
No. Currently, Georgia-commissioned notaries are not authorized to perform Remote Online Notarization.
While several bills (such as HB 289 and SB 90) have been introduced to the Georgia General Assembly to establish a permanent RON framework, they have not yet been fully enacted into law for local notaries. This means that a notary holding a Georgia commission must still witness your signature in person.
Even though Georgia notaries can’t perform RON, Georgia residents can still have their documents notarized online. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution and specific Georgia statutes (such as GA Code § 44-2-21), Georgia legally recognizes notarial acts performed correctly in other states.
How to use this to your advantage:
You can use a platform like Secured Signing to connect with a notary commissioned in a state where RON is legal (like Virginia, Florida, or Texas).
That notary verifies your identity and notarizes your document digitally.
Because the act was legal in the notary’s home state, the document is typically accepted for use in Georgia.
Note: Always check with the receiving party (your bank, the court, or a government agency) to ensure they will accept an electronically notarized document from out-of-state, especially for real estate transactions.
Georgia’s cautious approach is largely due to its unique “Attorney State” status regarding real estate. Lawmakers want to ensure that any move to digital notarization doesn’t bypass the requirement that a licensed Georgia attorney must oversee real estate closings to prevent fraud and protect consumers.