From what I've read VITA issues a Certificate of Compliance to the eNotary here. The technology, signatures, keys, etc. must remain under the Exclusive Control of the notary.* They also want whatever electronic system we go with to be capable of "detecting changes and alterations to the notarized document" after the e-signature/seal is attached.
I mean, verifying the authenticity of the digital certificate used is one thing, but do I seriously now want the burden of confirming the tightness of the blockchain!??
There have been some robust discussions here - as late as 2 years ago - over the Front End of eNotarizations; seems now the back side coming more in focus with the blockchain concept. See also Msg #545482. We have a published eStandard model for anyone who Is interested 
*Also must keep audio-video conference backup for 5 years |
