NH Notary Electronic and Remote Notarization Flashcards
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What is 'credential analysis' in the context of NH remote online notarization?
Answer: Technology-assisted review and verification of an identity document's authenticity
Credential analysis uses automated technology to verify the authenticity and validity of the identity document presented by the signer during a RON session.
What is 'knowledge-based authentication' (KBA) in NH RON?
Answer: Dynamic questions based on public records that only the signer should be able to answer correctly
KBA uses dynamic, data-driven questions drawn from the signer's public records history to verify their identity during a remote session.
How long must a NH notary retain the audio-visual recording of a remote online notarization session?
Answer: At least 10 years
NH RSA 455-G requires that audio-visual recordings of RON sessions be retained for a minimum of 10 years.
Can a NH notary perform a RON session if the audio or video connection is interrupted?
Answer: No, the notary must pause and reconnect or restart the session
Continuous, real-time audio-visual communication is required; if the connection is severed, the session must be paused until it is restored.
Which of the following is NOT a permitted use of NH remote online notarization?
Answer: Wills that require witnesses to be physically present under NH law
NH wills traditionally require witnesses physically present; certain document types may be excluded from RON depending on applicable statutes.
After a NH RON session, where must the completed electronic document be sent?
Answer: Electronically delivered to the signer and any requesting party
The completed electronically notarized document is typically transmitted electronically to the signer and requesting party through the RON platform.