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Yes. Kentucky notaries can notarize documents online.
Kentucky has a remote online notarization law, so commissioned Kentucky notaries can notarize documents over a live video call. You can also use an online notary commissioned in another state; properly performed online notarizations are generally recognized across state lines.
Before you book, check with whoever will receive your document. Some lenders, county recorders and courts set their own rules, and some documents, like certain wills, may still need an in-person notary.
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.