There's the terminology used in the 60 or so jurisdictions that appoint notaries in the US, which is different in each jurisdiction, and then there's the terminology used in this forum, which is more or less what is used in the industry (as far as I can tell).
In a hybrid signing, the unnotarized documents are signed electronically, while at least one notarized document is paper and signed with a pen.
An in-person electronic notarization (IPEN) is where at least one notarized document is electronic, and both the notary and the signer sign electronically.
You could have a hybrid signing with some IPEN and also one or more paper notarized documents. I could imagine the mortgage being paper because that's all the recording jurisdiction will accept, and IPEN for the other notarized documents, such as a title affidavit or survey affidavit. |