NotaryCam®, a Stewart-owned company and a pioneer in providing remote online notarization and identity verification/authentication technology for real estate and legal transactions, today announced its certification to perform RON services in the state of Vermont. This development follows Vermont’s enactment of legislation supporting remote notarizations, allowing notaries with a Special Endorsement to perform digital notarizations in the state.
With this certification, Vermont-based notaries can now leverage NotaryCam’s secure platform to complete notarizations digitally, expanding access to convenient, compliant and fraud-resistant notarial services. This advancement empowers lenders and real estate professionals operating in Vermont to streamline borrower interactions without compromising on security or legal integrity.
“RON can not only increase convenience but also support fraud prevention strategies,” said Brian Webster, president of NotaryCam. “With RON acceptance increasing nationwide, we’re eager to continue delivering secure, innovative RON solutions to help lenders build processes to prepare for an increasingly digital future.”
To date, 47 states and the District of Columbia have enacted legislation enabling remote e-notarization, with Vermont being the most recent to join. NotaryCam’s platform supports both e-signatures and RON, ensuring electronic documents meet state and federal compliance standards. The platform is available as a licensed software solution for enterprises and independent notaries, or users can access NotaryCam’s nationwide network of professional notaries for on-demand services.
For more information on RON legislation in Vermont, visit the National Notary Association: https://www.nationalnotary.org/knowledge-center/news/law-updates/vt-administrative-rules-2025.
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