iPen (In-Person Electronic Notarization) allows documents to be electronically signed and notarized in person using a secure device such as a tablet, laptop, or signing pad.
It offers the convenience of digital signatures with the compliance of face-to-face verification.
The key difference is location:
iPen β the signer and notary are in the same physical location but sign electronically.
RON β the signer and notary meet virtually via an approved online platform.
Both methods are legally valid and secure, but iPen is ideal for clients who prefer in-person appointments with digital convenience.
Youβll need:
A valid, government-issued photo ID
Your digital document (PDF or supported format)
Yes. iPen notarizations are performed using encrypted software that records electronic signatures, timestamps, and audit trails.
This ensures every notarization meets both state law and data security requirements.
Most standard documents, including:
Power of Attorney
Real Estate and Loan Documents
Affidavits & Acknowledgments
Business Agreements
Sworn Statements
If youβre unsure whether your document qualifies, reach out before your appointment.
Yes β multiple signers can complete the notarization using the same iPen session, as long as each signer is physically present and provides proper ID.
Witnesses can be provided or you may bring your own.
Witness fees may apply. Please request this in advance when scheduling.
iPen notarization offers:
Faster processing and digital delivery
Secure, tamper-evident records
Eco-friendly (no printing or scanning)
Perfect for clients who prefer technology-forward solutions