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We do it right the first time!

(256) 503-6595

Alabama Remote Notarization

Alabama Remote NotarizationAlabama Remote NotarizationAlabama Remote Notarization

We do it right the first time!

(256) 503-6595

About Us

Welcome!

This website is owned and maintained by Michelle L. Riley, d/b/a Alabama Notary and Process Server, and d/b/a Notaries for Alabama. 


Alabama's notary laws changed July 1, 2021, allowing commissioned notaries to conduct a unique and complicated type of remote notarization, a/k/a Remote Ink-Signed Notarization.  


Our organization will use this website to help educate the general public, notaries, and legal professionals about  process.  Michelle is one of a handful of Alabama notaries who have the training, knowledge and experience to correctly perform the only type of remote notarization authorized by the State of Alabama.


You can follow us here by reading our blog. We will also provide updates on our Notaries for Alabama Youtube Channel.


Please use the Contact Us button below if you have questions or requests.



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Alabama's Premier Remote Notary Public

 

Michelle L. Riley

Commissioned Notary Public

Remote Notary Public - State of Alabama

NNA Notary Ambassador®

Licensed Private Investigator - License No. 584

Licensed Life/Health/Property and Casualty Insurance Agent - 49 States

Mailing Address

6275 University Dr., Suite 37, Box 125

Huntsville, Alabama 35806

P | 256.503.6595

F | 515.724.6009

The way remote notarization works in Alabama.

Need a signature notarized by a Remote Alabama Notary?

Yes! I'm in the State of Alabama.

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

Yes! I'm in the United States, but not in Alabama.

  • In most instances it would be faster and easier for you to meet with a notary in person, or hire a mobile/ traveling notary drive to your location. If you need help locating a notary near you, use Google, visit a nearby library, or stop by the nearest The UPS Store.
  • If you insist on doing this remotely know that it will take a minimum of 24-48 hours to complete the entire process.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature. Passports and Driver's License are preferred.
  • Grant the notary permission to check private and public databases to verify your identity.
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English. 

Yes! I'm in the United States, but not in Alabama.

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

Yes! I'm in the United States, but not in Alabama.

  • This process will take a minimum of 24-48 hours to complete if you pay for overnight/express mail.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature.  Passports and Driver's License are preferred.
  • Grant the notary permission to check private and public databases to verify your identity.
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English. 

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

  • Most US Citizens can satisfy the requirements outlined below. Most non-US Citizens cannot satisfy the ID requirements.
  • This process will take a minimum of 48-72 hours to complete if you pay for international overnight/express mail.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature.  Passports and Driver's License are preferred.
  • Spent some time in the USA - long enough to have generated public/private records, in order for the notary to verify your identity. 
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English.

Yes! I'm incarcerated in the USA.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

Yes! I'm located outside of the United States of America.

  • Most inmates cannot satisfy the requirements of an Alabama Remote Notarization.  Why?  Because you must have the documents that need to be signed in your possession. And, you must have the permission of prison authorities to be on a Zoom call with the remote notary.
  • In most instances it would be faster and easier for you to hire a mobile/ traveling notary drive to your  location and notarize your signature in person.. If you need help locating a notary near you, use Google and search for a mobile notary near the prison.  As long as you satisfy the requirements outlined above:
  • This process will take a minimum of 24-48 hours to complete if you pay overnight/express mail.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature. 
  • Grant the notary permission to check private and public databases to verify your identity.
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

  • The fact that you're a minor, isn't an issue for most documents.  What is the issue is that many minors aren't able to satisfy the ID requirements outlined below.
  • In most instances it would be easier for you to meet with a notary in person, or hire a mobile/ traveling notary drive to your location. If you need help locating a notary near you, use Google, visit a nearby library, or stop by the nearest The UPS Store.
  • If you insist on doing this remotely know that it will take a minimum of 24-48 hours to complete the entire process.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature. Passports and Driver's License are preferred.
  • Grant the notary permission to check private and public databases to verify your identity.  Many minors haven't lived long enough to have information in private and public databases.
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English. 

Yes! I'm hospitalized in the USA.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

Yes! I'm a minor who is located in the USA.

  • In most instances it would be faster and easier to hire a mobile/ traveling notary drive to the medical facility. If you need help locating a notary near you, use Google.
  • The obstacles encountered by hospitalized individuals include not having proper ID and depending on their situation and the side effects of medication having difficulty communicating with the notary.  However, if you insist on doing this remotely know that it will take a minimum of 24-48 hours to complete the entire process.  You must be able to:


  • Show two (2) forms of government issued ID that the notary can verify are valid. One of the ID's must have your photo and signature. Passports and Driver's License are preferred.
  • Grant the notary permission to check private and public databases to verify your identity.
  • Have access to Zoom Meeting.
  • Understand and speak English.
  • Have someone else mail the signed document to the notary.

Alabama's Remote Notarization Law

Authored by Michelle Riley

Important Documents

Alabama's Remote Notary Law - July 1, 2021

Looking for a copy of Alabama's Remote Notary Law?  You found it! 

Download PDF

Important Documents

NNA's Notary Law Update

The National Notary Association reviewed Alabama's new remote notary law and summarized it.

Download PDF

Important Documents

NNA's How to Become a Remote Notary in Alabama

Are you an Alabama Notary who wants to perform remote notarizations?  Read this from the NNA.

Download PDF

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at notaries4alabama@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

July 1, 2021

You can find a copy of the law here on this website. Just scroll up to important documents?

  1. Spend time studying the requirements of the law carefully in order to gain a full understanding of the notary's responsibilities. You can also pick up pointers by watching a video on our YouTube Channel (Notaries for Alabama). You'll find a recorded Zoom meeting from July 2021 below. Just scroll down.
  2. The National Notary Association (NNA) put together a 2-3 page document that outlines the steps to follow to conduct remote notarizations in Alabama.  You'll find a copy of that document above.  You can also use this link to the original version on the NNA's website - here.

Yes!   We can remotely notarize your document and handle the steps required to have the form Apostilled, for an additional fee.  Please mention this requirement when you speak with the notary.

Video

Listen and watch as Notaries for Alabama discuss the remote notarization law that was approved July 1, 2021.

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