Legally notarize documents from your phone in about eight minutes — upload, verify, meet a commissioned notary on video, and download a sealed PDF. Commissioned in 44 US states.
Have these four things ready and the whole appointment stays under ten minutes.
Nothing gets printed, mailed or scanned. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you upload.
Start a session and drop in the file. We detect signature, initial and date fields and let you place any we missed. Add a second signer if the document needs one.
Photograph the front and back of your ID and take a selfie. We run credential analysis on the ID and match it to your face, then ask a short set of knowledge-based questions drawn from public records — the standard required for remote online notarization.
Take the next open slot on-demand, usually under two minutes, or schedule a time that suits you. We assign a notary commissioned in the state your document requires.
The notary greets you, confirms your identity, checks that you're signing willingly and are aware of what you're signing, and reads through the document with you. The whole call is recorded and stored.
You apply your electronic signature in the browser, in real time, in the notary's view. Multiple signers sign in turn on the same call.
The notary applies their digital seal and commission details, completes the notarial certificate, and records the act in their electronic journal with the session recording attached.
You get a tamper-evident PDF with a digital certificate — any later edit breaks the seal and is detectable. It's stored in your Starthub app permanently and emailed to every signer.
Not sure your document qualifies? Upload it — we check it against your state's rules before you pay anything.
Yes. Remote online notarization is recognized in every US state either by its own statute or by accepting out-of-state RON acts. Your sealed PDF carries the notary's commission details, an audit trail and a digital certificate, and is accepted by banks, registries and the USPS.
Upload your document and a commissioned notary will be with you in about two minutes.