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Not yet for California notaries, but you can still get notarized online.
California-commissioned notaries can't currently perform remote online notarizations; the state's online notarization law (SB 696) is expected to take effect by January 1, 2030. Californians can still use an online notary commissioned in another state, and California law recognizes properly performed out-of-state notarizations.
Real estate documents for California property, and some DMV and court filings, often require an in-person California notary. Confirm with your lender, title company or the receiving agency before you book.
Get notarized by a commissioned notary over live video in minutes, any time of day. $25 for your first seal.
Last checked Nov 2026. Notary laws change; confirm current rules with your Secretary of State. This page is general information, not legal advice.