A Power of Attorney is one of the most important legal documents a person can sign. Many states now allow POAs to be notarized remotely using a certified online notary. When Online POA Notarization Is Allowed Online notarization is allowed if: Your state authorizes RON The document does not prohibit electronic notarization The signer passes identity verification Why Clients Prefer Online POA Notarization Hospital & healthcare convenience Elderly family members at home Militar

Introduction In an increasingly digital world, getting a Power of Attorney (POA) notarized no longer means scheduling an in-person appointment and traveling to the notary’s office. Thanks to remote online notarization (RON) technology and updated state laws, you can notarize your POA from wherever you are. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to notarize a POA online — including a state-by-state overview of key requirements — so you can move forward confidently and sec