DocuSign Notary

What DocuSign Notary is

DocuSign Notary is a web service for completing electronic notarizations through a live notary session. Its on-demand option includes identity verification, electronic signing, and an audio-visual session, and notarized records can be stored. The listed price starts at $25 per notarization, billed once; the final price may vary based on the documents or signatures involved. There is no free plan. The service runs on the web and supports mobile web, so it can also be accessed through a mobile browser. DocuSign, the maker, was founded in 2003. For someone arranging an online notarization, the relevant details include the one-time per-notarization charge and the included live session, identity check, signing, and record storage. The available facts describe a web-based service rather than an app platform, and specify mobile access through mobile web.

Who it suits

It suits people who need an electronic notarization and want a live notary session, identity verification, electronic signing, and stored records. Mobile access is through a browser.

Limits

The listed on-demand plan starts at $25 per notarization and is billed once. Pricing may vary by documents or signatures, and there is no free plan.

Getting started

1. Open the DocuSign Notary website
2. Select the on-demand notarization option
3. Complete identity verification
4. Join the live audio-video notary session
5. Sign electronically
6. Receive stored notarized records

Verdict

DocuSign Notary offers a live, web-based electronic notarization with identity and signing steps plus record storage. The listed charge is per notarization, and may vary based on the documents or signatures involved.