Is Online Notary Legal In Arkansas?

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Arkansas: Allowed (Permanent)OK

Arkansas eNotaries in good standing may perform RON using an approved RON solution provider; the notary must be physically located in Arkansas.

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RON status reviewed: September 18, 2026

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Quick Steps

  1. Confirm your document and recipient accept remote notarization.
  2. Choose a provider that can serve your situation.
  3. Complete the provider's identity-verification and live video process.
  4. Download or receive the completed notarized document as instructed.

Information here is general and not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with the state authority and document recipient.

Current Arkansas RON rule

Arkansas's dedicated eNotary page states that an eNotary in good standing may perform RON when using an approved RON solution provider. The notary must be physically located in Arkansas, while the signer may be elsewhere.

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State eNotary

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