NotaryCam

Because of its capacity to accept numerous signers from various places, NotaryCam made the list. The company, which is situated in Newport Beach, California, has been in operation since 2012 and executed the first mortgage remote internet closing two years later. The business operates in all 50 states. NotaryCam is not yet accredited by the Better Business Bureau, but this has no bearing on the app's legitimacy; it has over 300,000 online notarizations and a client satisfaction rating of 99.8%.

NotaryCam also provides a face-to-face encounter with a live notary who has completed the company's own NotaryCam Academy training program. A desktop or laptop computer with a camera and audio capability is necessary, as well as high-speed internet connectivity. For most notarizations, NotaryCam is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. You can meet with a notary for real estate closings seven days a week from 7 a.m. to midnight EST.

The three-step NotaryCam procedure takes only a few minutes. You may upload your document, connect with a live notary to verify your identification, and they'll sign it electronically and stamp it with the eNotary seal. If you're in the United States, each notarization is $25, but you'll have to pay $79 if you're out of the nation at the time of the notary meeting. For small company or enterprise-level customers, NotaryCam also provides volume savings for 10 or more papers per month.

Detailed information:

Price: $25 for a single notarization
Plan Type: $79 per notarization if you are outside US

Link: https://www.notarycam.com