Posted by Helen Gill on 9/29/08 11:01pm
Msg #265815

eNotarizations

Question, I received my first request for an electronic notarization and am certified. I do not have the device that the NNA recommends (the enjoa). What about the enjoa is that necessary for eNotarizations?

Reply by Lee/AR on 9/29/08 11:18pm
Msg #265817

Absolutely nothing. It's an 'electronic journal'. Sorta useless to begin with and some of the 'first kid on the block' types that bought it have stopped using it because it's a nuisance.

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 9/29/08 11:38pm
Msg #265820

Not to mention incredibly

expensive, AND annual license fees. I'm sure it has uses in some locales. I don't know anyone who uses it, though, especially not for mobile signings.

I'm about as technically savvy as they come, but there's something to be said for a pen, paper and a rubber stamp.

Reply by Lee/AR on 9/30/08 12:27am
Msg #265822

Didn't somebody mention that it doesn't work w/Vista? n/m

Reply by Tess on 9/30/08 5:28pm
Msg #265888

Lee is right, not needed!

Reply by dickb/wi on 9/30/08 11:43am
Msg #265839

check with PA notary asscn or......

united states notary asscn [they arein PA]......they should be able to help you.....if you are not a member of either i suggest that you become a member........

Reply by Lee/AR on 9/30/08 8:44pm
Msg #265924

Just an off the cuff remark...

Never ever buy (or rent, borrow) ANY equipment to enable you to do 'this' signing. If you get 3 requests a week for a month...OK, there's a niche market that you can fill. Your stats might vary, but I'm sure you get my drift...