Remote online notarization is a safe, secure way to notarize documents, and an equivalent alternative to paper-based, in-person notarization.
As one of the first organizations in Des Moines to offer this service, Danilson Law can help you conveniently close your real estate transactions from anywhere.
Discover the benefits of a convenient and secure solution:
Close from your couch—or anywhere with a web camera and stable internet connection since the entire process happens online.
Protect your personal information with knowledge-based authentication and ID verification.
Remote online notarization is legal in Iowa and accepted by all 99 county recorders.
Book a free Discovery Call with our team, and we’ll help you determine if this is the right notarization method for you and outline the next steps.
Schedule a remote online notarization appointment with Jeremy or Ashley, our notaries.
Get convenient notarization without leaving your home.
Danilson Law is a Des Moines-based real estate attorney helping home buyers and sellers complete their transactions in Des Moines and central Iowa. Since opening in 2015, we’ve offered countless buyers and sellers an easy, streamlined process that helps simplify the home buying and selling process from start to finish.
No. If you’re not comfortable with using the Remote Online Notary platform, you will need to discuss an alternative signing option with your closing representative.
This is a video conferencing tool and each signer will need a webcam or access to the camera on their computer, smartphone, and/or tablet. Each signer will need to attend the session on their own web browser. The web browser must be either Chrome or Safari. Each signer must have their own email address.
Yes, each signer must have verified government identification (driver’s license, passport, etc.). Each signer will hold the ID up to the camera. PandaDoc will take a picture of the ID automatically. If the picture is not taken automatically or you experience technical difficulties, you may select to manually take a picture through your webcam/camera.
Knowledge-based authentication (KBA) is a security measure that identifies end users by asking them to answer specific security questions to provide accurate authorization for online or digital activities. KBA questions can span over your lifetime and each signer will have two minutes to answer five questions correctly.
No, each signer will receive a link via email 5 minutes prior to the meeting.
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