Oregon Remote Online Notarization Training
Choose a module to review Oregon-specific statutes, workflows, and terminology for delivering compliant remote online notarizations.
Introduction to Remote Online Notarization (RON) in Oregon
Remote online notarization (RON) in Oregon allows a commissioned notary public to perform notarial acts via secure audio/video communication for signers who are not in the same physical location.
Becoming an Electronic Notary for RON in Oregon
To perform RON, an Oregon notary must first hold a valid notary commission and then complete additional RON-specific requirements.
Technology Requirements for Remote Online Notarization
RON requires reliable, secure technology both for the notary and the vendor platform.
Identifying Signers: Identity Verification for Remote Notarization
Oregon law requires notaries to verify the identity of remote signers by methods equivalent to in-person notarization.
Conducting a Remote Online Notarization – Procedure & Electronic Certificates
This module covers the step-by-step RON session. The notary should begin by verifying all technical elements (camera, audio, Internet) and that the signer has their ID and documents ready.
Duties, Recordkeeping, and Best Practices for Oregon Remote Notaries
Remote notaries in Oregon must fulfill the same core duties as traditional notaries (impartiality, accurate record-keeping, etc.), with additional considerations for remote practice.
Compliance Architecture for Oregon RON Statutes
This module examines how Oregon’s legal framework, rules, and standards collectively govern RON, ensuring compliance.
Technology Stack & Authorization Pathways (Oregon SOS Systems)
This module covers the specific technology platforms and state systems used in Oregon’s RON program.
Identity Proofing & Credential Assurance in Oregon
Oregon’s rules ensure that remote identity verification is robust and trustworthy. Identity proofing in Oregon RON relies on two factors (something the signer has – a valid ID – and something they know – knowledge questions).
Digital Seals, Signatures, and Lifecycle Security
In Oregon RON, the notary’s official seal and signature are digital. An electronic notarial signature (ORS 194.215) is a digital signature used by the notary to sign electronic records.
Recordkeeping, Journals, and Privacy Protections
This module focuses on how RON records must be maintained and the privacy rules that protect them. Oregon requires notaries to chronicle all notarizations in a journal.
Operational Readiness, Support, and Regulatory Coordination
This final module prepares notaries for practical operation and support issues. Notaries should ensure operational readiness: have a reliable computer/tablet, high-speed Internet, and a backup plan.
Simulated RON Session
Use NotaryCentral to run a start-to-finish remote online notarization, from system prep to final document release.
Live RON Session
Use NotaryCentral to run a start-to-finish remote online notarization, from system prep to final document release.