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Get an Electronic Notary in Denver starting at $75
We notarize your electronic documents with our in-person e-notary services.
E-Notary (electronic notarization) lets you get your e-docs notarized using an e-sign feature and digital notary stamp. Our mobile notary comes to your location with our e-notary software, where you and any other signers meet the notary face-to-face. Instead of a traditional paper and ink signing, your electronic documents are digitally signed and notarized.
​E-notary is different from Remote Online Notarization (RON) because e-notary requires the signer and notary to be physically together; RON is completed remotely through secure live video.
How Does Electronic Notarization Work?
Get an E-notary in 5 simple steps
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Meet with the notary in person
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Present identification
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Review and electronically sign the document
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Notary completes the electronic notarial certificate
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Receive the completed electronic document complete with unique DAN code
What Documents Can Be Notarized Electronically?
E-notary may be available for eligible documents such as:
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Powers of attorney
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Business and corporate documents
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Real estate and property documents
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Contracts and agreements
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Affidavits and declarations
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Development and construction documents
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Other documents requiring an electronic notarial act
Document eligibility can depend on the document, notarial act, receiving organization, and applicable requirements. If you're unsure whether your document can be electronically notarized, please refer to the providing / receiving party prior to booking, as we cannot legally advise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is e-notarization the same as Remote Online Notary (RON)?
No — e-notarization requires the signer and notary to be physically present together, whereas RON is completed online via live video.
Do I need special software?
No software is required for you. The notary uses approved tamper-evident electronic signature technology during your appointment.
Are e-notarized documents legally valid?
Yes — documents notarized electronically with a DAN are legally recognized under Colorado notary regulations.
Why Choose Premium Notary for E-Notary
Certified and trained Colorado e-notaries
Secure, compliant digital notarization
Flexible appointment scheduling
Fast, professional service
Book Your E-Notary Appointment
Serving Denver Metro and surrounding Colorado communities with scheduled in-person electronic notarization.