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In transition. You can still get notarized online for most documents.
Connecticut's rules for remote notarization by its own notaries are limited. Connecticut residents can use an online notary commissioned in a state with an active program for most documents, and properly performed out-of-state notarizations are generally recognized.
Connecticut real estate closings are handled by attorneys and generally can't be notarized remotely. For other documents, check with the recipient 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.