Arizona

Schedule an Appointment With a ENotary in AZ in a Few Easy Steps

Get ENotary Service Fast

Enjoy the convenience of online notarization without the high cost of most other platforms, EonlineNotary has the best solution for online E Notary in Arizona. Thanks to our super fast notarization feature, you can have any contract notarized virtually in less than five minutes. Here are the steps you should follow:

START

eNotary and Remote online notarization

Online Notaries can perform transactions for individuals throughout Arizona (within the reach of their residency)

Hire a state-licensed notary public notarize a document remotely through the use of electronic signature.

1200px Arizona StateSea readyl

Why Choose us?

Speed

Thanks to our notarization feature, you can have any contract notarized virtually in less than five minutes.

Convenience

Instead of wasting days to schedule an appointment and go to the notary’s office, online notary services make the entire process quicker.

Cost

If you like the convenience of online notarization but dislike the cost of most platforms, EonlineNotary has the best solution.

Have Access to a Webcam?

Your Ready to Get Notarized! Have your identification ready for your meeting.

Get Started
Arizona eNotary™

How it works

You can use our Notarize Any Document Service to get your contracts notarized in any county in Arizona including:

Maricopa County

Pima County

Pinal County

Yavapai County

Mohave County

Yuma County

Coconino County

               Apache County                

                Gila County        

                Santa Cruz County

                Graham County               

                La Paz County   

                Greenlee County

               Cochise County

Schedule an appointment

Online notary services make the entire process quicker.

Then you’re connected with one of the notaries

Scan your ID so that the notary can verify your identity

Wait for the online notary public to verify the authenticity

Notary will mark the document with the electronic notary signature and online notary stamp

Starting at just

$25

/Document
  • Easy Process
  • Lowest Prices
  • Authorized Notaries
  • All AZ Counties
  • 10 Minutes Only
Purchase
Arizona online remote notary FAQ

FAQ's

In order for a person to be able to use an online notary service, he or she must have either:
(a) A valid driver’s license issued by the state in which the address is located; or (b) A valid passport issued by the state in which the address is located; or (c) A valid passport issued by another country and accepted at all land border crossings into that country.

• Be an Arizona resident.
• Be at least 18 years of age.
• Must Be able to read and write English.
• Be a citizen or a legal permanent resident of the United States [A.R.S. § 41 –312 (E)(2)]. (See note,
left)
• Not have a conviction for a felony unless civil rights have been restored, or a conviction for a
lesser offense involving moral turpitude or of a nature that is incompatible with the duties of a
notary public.

Arizona residents are legally required by law to have a notary public document their signatures, unless they are signing a document that is exempt from needing one. If you are unsure if your signature is exempt, ask your state’s Department of State Services.
Online Notaries provide an alternative way for persons who cannot physically come to the office of a government agency to sign documents electronically. These services are not regulated by any government agency and therefore are not subject to the same laws as government-issued notaries. As federal online notary services are regulated by the U.S. Department of Justice , it’s no surprise that many other states also regulate online notaries.

Online Notaries can perform transactions for individuals throughout Virginia (within the reach of their residency), including: marriage certificates; birth certificates; death certificates; death records; divorces; adoptions; adoptions and adoptions court records; deeds of trust; wills and power of attorney forms.

Under Arizona law, anyone who knowingly alters his or her own signature on any document is guilty of a Class 6 felony . This includes alteration of one’s own signature on any document whether such modification was desired in good faith or was done with nefarious intent . Theft from one’s will may also be considered altering one’s own signature on any document .

In Arizona, you need to register your online notary business with the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Note that most states require a business license for online notary services, but in Arizona this is not required.

You’ll also need to get a State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) ID card .
It’s important to note that Arizona laws require any person who has been issued a driver’s license to be able to obtain an ID card. However, many people who have lost their licenses have simply forgotten about the requirement and never applied for a new one. You can still get your DMV ID card without taking any classes or paying money, but if you want your business to be legally recognized by the DMV, it will take some time. For instance, you may need to wait until October 1st after your business opens its doors before you can print official documents such as insurance and driver’s licenses on your own website.
In addition to getting official identification from your local  DMV, you will also need a website that is well-designed for your customers and is accessible on multiple devices including desktop computers and mobile phones .
stamp loo main
 
Online Notary services are a great option for you if you are:
– You need to be able to easily verify who signed documents or provided their signatures in person.
– You need to have the ability to provide electronic signatures.
– You want to use a digital signature.
– You want your state or local laws to be taken into consideration when signing documents.
 
Click here
Testimonials

Trusted by Thousands of Home Buyers and others.

0
★★★★★ 5/5
2,394 Ratings
Google Reviews
“Enotaryonline rocks! I was stressing about getting this paperwork over to an investor in my new company (amzefeetwear:) and they came thru so fast after I scheduled and Sharon was great and made the whole process easy Thanks .”
★★★★★ 5/5
Emma Hart | Phoeniz , AZ
“Basically I tried a free service and wasted half my day then I found Enotary and within and 2 hours I had the document signed .”
★★★★★ 5/5
Eddie Johnson | Prescott AZ
“Great service , I was using this service while in the US doing business , I am from Canada and this is not in my country yet but hopefully soon - Great service.”
★★★★★ 5/5
Jonathan Dosse | Mesa AZ
“What can I say , I didnt even have to leave my house and Curtis was really fast and professional”
Mike Edward | Phoenix AZ
★★★★★ 5/5
Have Any Questions?

Arizona Notary Laws

Most people know that notary services are legal, but few understand which laws apply.

.R.S. § 41–313(D)(1).

• Substantial and material misstatement or omission in the application for a notary public
commission that is submitted to the secretary of state.
• Conviction of a felony unless the notary public’s civil rights have been restored, or of a lesser
offense involving moral turpitude or of a nature that is incompatible with the duties of a notary
public. A conviction after a plea of no contest is deemed to be a conviction for purposes of this
paragraph.
• Revocation, suspension, restriction or denial of a professional license if that action was for
misconduct, dishonesty or any cause that substantially relates to the duties or responsibilities of a
notary public
 
A notary public who charges fees higher than
allowed by rule (see the rules in the back of this manual) is liable to the party aggrieved in an
amount four times the fee unlawfully demanded and received [excessive fees A.R.S. §§ 38–413
and 41–316(C)]. In doing so the notary public is also guilty of a class 5 felony
 
Fraud or deceit with the intent to substantially
benefit the notary public or another person or to substantially injure another person.
 

Notaries are bound by Arizona law. Notarizations can be performed outside the workplace regardless of whether a private or public entity pay

https://azsos.gov/sites/default/files/Notary_Manual_and_Cover_July.pdf