Remote Notary Notification Form - Maryland

Remote Notary Notification Form is a legal document that was released by the Maryland Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Maryland.

FAQ

Q: What is a Remote Notary?
A: A remote notary is a notary public who is authorized to perform notarial acts using audiovisual communication technology.

Q: Why is a Remote Notary Notification Form required in Maryland?
A: The Remote Notary Notification Form is required in Maryland to inform the Secretary of State that a notary public will be performing remote notarization.

Q: What information is required in the Remote Notary Notification Form?
A: The form requires information such as the notary's name, contact information, commission expiration date, and details about the audiovisual communication technology to be used.

Q: Can a Remote Notary perform notarizations for clients located outside of Maryland?
A: Yes, a remote notary in Maryland can perform notarizations for clients located outside of Maryland, as long as the notary is physically present in Maryland during the notarization.

Q: How long is the Remote Notary commission valid in Maryland?
A: The Remote Notary commission in Maryland is valid for the same period as the notary's traditional commission, which is 4 years.