Map of ProNotary approved states for Remote Online Notarization as of October 2026

ProNotary Approved States for Remote Online Notarization: October 2026 Update

Posted October 31, 2026

Remote Online Notarization continues to gain momentum across the U.S., with more states adopting RON laws and expanding access to digital notarization. As of October 2026, ProNotary is approved in 37 states plus Washington, D.C., with six additional states currently pending…

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ProNotary exhibiting at Used Car Week 2026, November 16–19 in San Diego

ProNotary Heads to Used Car Week 2026 in San Diego

Posted October 27, 2026

ProNotary is heading to San Diego for Used Car Week 2026, taking place November 16–19 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt. Visit ProNotary at Booth 103 Want to set aside time to connect during the event? Schedule a Meeting with ProNotary…

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ProNotary at MBA Annual26 in Chicago highlighting modern notarization workflows

ProNotary Heads to MBA Annual Convention & Expo: A Better Way to Manage Notarization Workflows

Posted September 30, 2026

The mortgage industry continues to move toward faster, more connected digital transactions. But for many organizations, notarization can still require manual coordination, disconnected processes, and time spent managing individual signings. At ProNotary, we believe there is a better way. ProNotary…

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Secure digital notarization workflow with identity verification and document security

How Is Digital Notarization Changing the Approach to Transaction Security?

Posted September 24, 2026

As more transactions move online, the approach to notarization security is evolving. Security is no longer just about protecting a document or verifying a signer at a single point in the transaction. In a digital workflow, security can extend across…

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Remote online notarization connecting multiple parties in a digital transaction

Multiple Parties, One Transaction: The Growing Need for Remote Collaboration

Posted September 18, 2026

Today’s transactions rarely involve just two people sitting across a table. A single real estate closing, legal matter, financial transaction, or business agreement can involve clients, notaries, title and escrow teams, attorneys, lenders, and other stakeholders often working from different…

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