OK Notary Electronic and Remote Online Notarization

Question 1

What is Remote Online Notarization (RON) in the context of Oklahoma notary law?

Accepted Answer

Notarizing electronic documents while the signer appears via live audio-video technology

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Notarizing documents sent by mail

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Notarizing documents on behalf of a remote employer

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Signing documents electronically without a notary

Question 2

Oklahoma's Remote Online Notarization law went into effect in which year?

Accepted Answer

2019

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2015

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2018

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2022

Question 3

Which technology is required for an Oklahoma notary to perform a Remote Online Notarization?

Accepted Answer

Live two-way audio-video communication

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A fax machine and digital signature pad

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Email with electronic signature software only

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Pre-recorded video from the signer

Question 4

For an Oklahoma RON, what identity verification method is typically required beyond knowledge-based authentication?

Accepted Answer

Credential analysis of the signer's government-issued ID

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A personal reference from the signer's employer

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A notarized affidavit from the signer's bank

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Verification by two witnesses known to the notary

Question 5

An Oklahoma notary performing a RON must use which type of signature?

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An electronic signature and an electronic notary seal

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A wet ink signature scanned and attached

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A typed name in lieu of a signature

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Any digital image of their handwritten signature

Question 6

Under Oklahoma's RON law, where is the notary deemed to have performed the notarial act?

Accepted Answer

In Oklahoma, regardless of where the signer is located

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In the county where the signer is physically located

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In the signer's state of residence

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In the county listed on the notary's bond