Remote Online Notarization Flashcards
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Under Georgia law, what technology requirement must be met for remote online notarization (RON)?
Answer: Audio-visual communication technology that allows real-time interaction
Georgia's RON law requires audio-visual technology enabling real-time, two-way communication between the notary and signer.
How must a Georgia notary verify a signer's identity during a remote online notarization session?
Answer: Through credential analysis and identity proofing by an approved provider
Georgia RON requires multi-factor identity verification including credential analysis of government-issued ID and identity proofing through an approved third-party provider.
What must a Georgia notary create and retain for each remote online notarization session?
Answer: An audio-visual recording of the entire session
Georgia law requires notaries to create and store an audio-visual recording of the complete RON session as part of their records.
For how long must a Georgia notary retain remote online notarization recordings?
Answer: At least 10 years
Georgia requires RON session recordings to be retained for a minimum of 10 years after the notarial act.
Which of the following documents may NOT be notarized remotely under Georgia's RON provisions?
Answer: Self-proved wills and codicils
Georgia RON law excludes certain documents including self-proved wills and codicils from being notarized through remote online means.
What type of electronic seal must a Georgia notary use for remote online notarization?
Answer: A tamper-evident digital seal that renders any changes evident
Georgia RON requires a tamper-evident electronic seal that makes any subsequent changes to the notarized document detectable.