Under Alabama law, Remote Ink Notarization for signers located outside the United States will remain available through September 30, 2026. Beginning October 1, 2026, Alabama RIN will only be available to signers located within the United States at the time of notarization.
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Traveling out of state? Stuck at work during business hours? Remote notarization solves the problem of distance and scheduling conflicts. No more rearranging your day or missing important deadlines because you can't physically meet with a notary.
What You Get:
Confused about remote notarization in Alabama? Many people think Alabama uses the same electronic RON process as other states, but that's not the case. Understanding the difference ensures your documents are processed correctly and legally recognized.
Alabama's hybrid RIN process combines the convenience of remote video witnessing with the security and legal recognition of traditional wet-ink signatures and physical notary seals.
Select your desired appointment date and time, complete the request form, and upload the document requiring notarization.
After your request and document are reviewed, you will receive a quote and payment instructions. Each session includes up to two notarizations and domestic return shipping. Additional notarizations are $10 each.
Each signer must complete a separate identity-verification process before the appointment is confirmed.
All signers must have:
Do not sign the document before the video session.
The notarization is conducted by secure video conference. After the session, the original signed document must be mailed or delivered to the office so the notarization can be completed.
Once completed, the document will be available for pickup, returned to you, or sent directly to your designated recipient based on the return option selected.
Because Alabama Remote Ink Notarization keeps the document in physical form, it may sound more involved than a fully digital notarization, but the customer experience is straightforward.
You get the convenience of meeting with your notary remotely while keeping a physical document with wet-ink signatures. This can also provide greater flexibility when the receiving organization requires an original document or does not accept a fully electronic notarization.
If you can‘t find an answer to your question, please call or text (205) 615-6242 for assistance.
Remote notarization is available for documents such as powers of attorney, deeds, consent forms, and authorization letters. Absentee ballots cannot be notarized via Remote Ink.
Total turnaround time depends on when the original signed document is received after the online appointment. Once receipt of the original signed document is confirmed, the notarization is completed and the document is mailed the same business day using 2-day return shipping.
Yes. Your completed documents can be mailed directly to a person, business, government agency, or other organization you specify. Domestic 2-day return shipping is included. International shipping is quoted when your appointment is confirmed because rates and estimated delivery dates vary by destination.
To complete a Remote Ink Notarization, each signer must present two valid forms of government-issued identification, such as a driver’s license, passport, state-issued identification card, or military ID.
Yes. Communication during the video session must be in English to comply with Alabama requirements.
McCurty Apostille & Notary Services
2700 Corporate Drive, Birmingham, AL 35242, Suite 200
Call or Text: (205) 615-6242
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