CT Notary Near Me
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Connecticut and Beyond
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Fairfield CT 06825
What is Remote Notarization?
Remote notarization is a secure and legally recognized method of having your documents notarized without needing to meet a notary in person. Instead of driving to a location, you can complete the entire process virtually — through an online audio-video platform, from the comfort of your home, office, or even while traveling.
Remote notarization is designed to make the notary process more convenient, flexible, and accessible, especially for those with limited mobility, tight schedules, or long distances to travel.
Secured video chat with a Notary Public
ID Verification and Signature
Meets Remote Notary Standards
Types of Remote Notarization
There are three main types of remote notarization, and it’s important to understand the difference between them — especially depending on where you're located and what type of document you're working with.
1. Remote Ink-Signed Notarization (RIN)
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Most commonly used in Connecticut
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The signer appears before the notary via real-time audio-video communication
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The signer physically signs the document during the video session
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The original wet-ink signed document is then sent to the notary by mail or delivery
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The notary completes the notarization once they receive and confirm the document
📌 Reference: Section 4.21, Connecticut Notary Public Manual (2023)
2. Remote Online Notarization (RON)
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Common in many other states, but less commonly used in Connecticut
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Both the notary and signer interact entirely online, with electronic signatures and digital notary seals
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Connecticut permits RON under specific statutory guidelines, and it’s not yet the primary remote option in-state
📌 Reference: Page 27 of the Connecticut Notary Public Manual (2023)
3. Electronic Notarization (eNotarization)
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The document is signed electronically
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Still requires the notary and signer to be physically present together
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Only the method of signing is digital — this is not
According to the Connecticut Notary Public Manual (2023), Connecticut currently supports remote notarization under certain conditions, with the most common type being Remote Ink-Signed Notarization (RIN).
Not sure which notarization type you need?
Call us today — we’re happy to explain our process and let you know how we may be able to assist with your notarization needs.
Important: Not all documents are eligible for remote notarization in Connecticut. Please check with your receiving agency or give us a call at 475-999-4370 to confirm eligibility
What Documents Can't Be Notarized Online in Connecticut?
In Connecticut, online notarization is allowed under limited circumstances. However, certain types of documents must be notarized in person due to state-specific legal and procedural requirements.
According to the Connecticut Notary Public Manual, the following documents cannot be notarized remotely:
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Last Wills and Testaments
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Healthcare directives or instructions
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Legal designations of guardians
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Powers of Attorney
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Real estate closing documents
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Pour-Over Wills
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Documents intended for use outside the United States
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Certified true copies of birth, marriage, or death certificates
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Court-issued legal documents
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Certificates of Naturalization
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Certificates of Citizenship
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Declarations of Intention to Become a U.S. Citizen
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Let’s make notarization simple — Together!
How CT Notary Near Me Can Help
At CT Notary Near Me, we offer remote and in-person notary solutions tailored to meet the needs of Connecticut residents and beyond.
Whether you’re working with a simple form, a time-sensitive affidavit, or coordinating from out of state, we’re here to make the notarization process smooth, secure, and convenient.
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Flexible Scheduling – Evenings, weekends, and same-day appointments available
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Remote Ink-Signed Notarization (RIN) – Common and reliable in CT
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Mobile Service Available – Need a notary to come to you? We’ve got you covered
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Friendly, Commissioned Professionals – You're not just a client — you're our priority