What Is E-Notary?
Convenient, On-Demand Notarizations — We Come to You


Electronic notarization allows you to sign and notarize documents in a digital format while still meeting in-person presence requirements.
In Colorado, an electronic notary (eNotary) must meet with the signer face-to-face, but the signing and seal are performed digitally.
What Is a DAN?
The Document Authentication Number (DAN) is a unique code assigned to each e-notarized document by the Colorado Secretary of State. It ensures your notarized document can be validated, tracked, and remains tamper-evident.
What Do I Need For E-Notary?
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Valid government-issued ID
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A document in electronic format (PDF, DOCX, etc.)
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Ability to meet in person with the notary
When Can I Use E-Notary?
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Signing contracts or forms electronically while present with the notary
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Faster digital filing or email delivery
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Private-party agreements where all parties agree to e-signatures
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Real estate documents for counties that accept e-recording