Legal Matters Supported
Online notarization is available for many attorney-prepared documents, including:
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Family law agreements
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Surrogacy and adoption-related documents
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Trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives
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Estate planning documents, excluding wills
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Depositions and sworn testimony
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Court filings and affidavits
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Multi-party and cross-location signings
Important Limitations Under Virginia Law
The following cannot be performed electronically by a Virginia notary:
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Wills
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Testamentary trusts
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Documents requiring in-person statutory witnessing
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Certification of true copies of birth, death, or marriage certificates
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Certification of true copies of court-issued documents
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Performing marriage ceremonies
Documents intended for apostille or authentication may require traditional notarization before certification.
How the Process Works
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Documents reviewed in advance
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Secure identity verification
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Recorded audio-video session in compliance with Virginia law
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Multi-signer coordination when needed
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Prompt delivery of completed notarized documents
Clear preparation reduces preventable delays.
Schedule Online Notarization
Submit your intake form and documents for review.