Remote Online Notarization (RON) Flashcards
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Before performing their first remote online notarization, a New Mexico notary must do what?
Answer: Notify the Secretary of State and identify the communication technology to be used
New Mexico law requires the notary to notify the Secretary of State and identify the RON technology before the first remote notarization.
Under New Mexico's RULONA-based RON rules, how long must the audio-visual recording of a remote notarization be retained?
Answer: 10 years
The recording of a remote online notarization must be retained for at least 10 years in New Mexico.
A remotely located individual is not personally known to the notary. Which method satisfies New Mexico's identity verification requirement for RON?
Answer: At least two forms of identity proofing, such as credential analysis plus knowledge-based authentication
If the signer is not personally known or vouched for by a credible witness, the notary must use at least two identity-proofing processes like credential analysis and KBA.
What must the notarial certificate state when a New Mexico notary performs a notarization for a remotely located individual?
Answer: That the notarial act was performed using communication technology
The certificate must indicate that the notarial act involved a remotely located individual and was performed using communication technology.
During a RON session, the video connection freezes and the notary cannot see the signer at the moment of signing. What should the notary do?
Answer: Stop and restart the notarization once continuous simultaneous audio-visual communication is restored
RON requires continuous, simultaneous audio-visual communication, so the act cannot proceed during an interruption.
Which of the following is a 'credible witness' option for identifying a remotely located individual in New Mexico?
Answer: A person who has personal knowledge of the signer and whose identity the notary can verify
A credible witness must personally know the signer and must themselves be identified by the notary under the statute.
A New Mexico notary performing RON physically located in Albuquerque may notarize for a signer located where?
Answer: Anywhere, including outside New Mexico or the United States, if statutory conditions are met
The notary must be in New Mexico, but the remotely located individual may be outside the state or country when statutory conditions for out-of-country acts are satisfied.