[AL] How to get your RON/Electronic Endorsement in Alabama​

Before you can use the Notary Hub platform by Everything Legal, you must be currently commissioned as a traditional notary.

Note: If you do not already have a notary license, you will need to complete that as your first step.

Step 1: Sign-up & Create Your Account With NotaryHub.com by Everything Legal​

Obtain your Electronic Notary Seal, Electronic Signature, and Digital Certificate from our partners at SSL through our all-in-one platform. [Get Your Digital Certificate](X509 Certificate Setup Guide)

Everything Legal also provides you with the required Electronic Journal for documenting your remote online notarizations.

Step 2: Review the Rules of Performing RONs in Alabama​

Remote notarization in Alabama operates under specific conditions set forth by Senate Bill 275.

Under this law:

• Notaries may perform remote acknowledgments, allowing them to verify a signer’s identity via communication technology.
• However, the notary must be physically located within Alabama at the time of performing the notarial act.
• The signer may be located elsewhere — within or outside the state — as long as the requirements for remote acknowledgment are satisfied.

Summary​

Alabama’s law provides flexibility for remote notarization while maintaining state jurisdiction over notarial acts.
Before conducting RONs, ensure your setup through Notary Hub meets all technological and procedural requirements outlined by Alabama’s notary statutes.

For more details, refer to the Alabama Secretary of State’s official notary resources page.