Electronic and Remote Notarization Flashcards
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Vermont law authorizes notaries to perform remote online notarizations (RON). Which technology is required?
Answer: Real-time audio-video communication
Vermont's RON law requires real-time two-way audio-video communication between the notary and the signer.
For a Vermont remote online notarization, the notary must use an approved:
Answer: Remote online notarization platform
Vermont requires the use of a Secretary of State-approved RON platform that meets specific security and identity verification standards.
Which identity proofing method may be used during a Vermont remote online notarization?
Answer: Knowledge-based authentication (KBA)
Knowledge-based authentication (KBA), which uses personal questions from public records, is an approved identity proofing method for Vermont RON.
A Vermont notary performing a remote online notarization must be physically located:
Answer: Within the state of Vermont
Vermont notaries must be physically located within Vermont when performing any notarial act, including remote online notarizations.
Under Vermont RON law, the electronic record of a remote notarization session must be retained for at least:
Answer: 10 years
Vermont requires that the audio-video recording of a remote online notarization be retained for at least 10 years.
An electronic notarial seal used in Vermont RON must be:
Answer: Tamper-evident and linked to the notary's electronic signature
Vermont's electronic notarial seal must be tamper-evident and cryptographically linked to the notary's electronic signature to ensure document integrity.