Basic RON session: $40
Cornerstone uses Proof for remote online notarization.
Price breakdown: $25 Nevada electronic notarial fee for one electronic acknowledgment or jurat with one notarized signature, plus a $15 RON service and technology fee.
The $15 RON service and technology fee is separate from the Nevada notarial fee. Additional notarized signatures, witnesses, or other platform services may increase the total. Any additional amount is disclosed before the session.
Notarize online—without the drive.
For eligible documents and signers, remote online notarization lets you meet with an authorized electronic notary through a secure live audio-video session.
Send the request
We confirm whether your document is appropriate for remote notarization and collect the basic signer information.
Verify identity
Complete the identity-verification steps required by the online notary platform and applicable law.
Meet online & sign
Join the live session, sign electronically as directed, and receive the completed electronic document.
A flexible option when an in-person meeting is difficult.
RON may work well for travel, busy schedules, signers in different locations, and many forms that accept electronic notarization.
Before booking
- Confirm the receiving party accepts electronic/remote notarization.
- Use a device with camera, microphone, and reliable internet.
- Have acceptable identification ready.
- Do not sign until instructed during the session.
See our fees before you book.
Review notarial fees, travel charges, online-notary pricing, platform fees, and document-service pricing.
Reserve your RON appointment with a $25 deposit.
The $25 deposit is applied toward your final balance. Final pricing may vary based on the number and type of electronic notarizations, third-party platform fees, and other agreed services.
Remote notarization still requires a live appearance.
Live appearance
The signer must appear by live audio-video communication during the notarization. A document cannot be remotely notarized from an email or upload alone.
Identity verification
For a remote signer who is not personally known to the notary, identity verification may include a government-issued photo ID, credential analysis, and knowledge-based authentication as required by Nevada law and the platform.
Notarial act
Cornerstone does not choose the notarial act for the signer. The document, document recipient, or other authorized source must identify the required notarial act.