Online notary in North Carolina — 24/7.

Yes. Permanent remote online notarization has been live in North Carolina since July 1, 2023 (SB 552, 2022). A notarization performed under North Carolina's RON law carries the same legal effect as appearing before a notary in person.

Upload your unsigned document, verify your identity (a short knowledge-based quiz plus photos of your government ID — about 2 minutes), then meet a commissioned notary on a recorded video call. The notary confirms your ID, watches you sign, and applies the electronic seal. Your sealed PDF is ready immediately, and we can overnight the original anywhere.

No — you can be anywhere. North Carolina residents traveling out of state (or overseas) can still complete an online notarization; what matters is the notary's commission and your identity verification, both of which happen on the recorded video session.

Online notarization starts at $49 — that includes the live notary session, identity verification, and the first notarial seal. Extra seals are $19, extra signers $25, and an on-demand witness is $39. Every fee is itemized before you pay, and the notary fee is passed through at cost — never marked up by document type.

Powers of attorney, affidavits, real-estate documents, vehicle titles, travel consents, business agreements, and most other documents — with this North Carolina caveat (2026): Wills, codicils, and revocable trusts have special handling under North Carolina's RON law — confirm requirements before ordering. We check your exact state and document type before checkout, and we never fail silently.