Remote Notarization FAQs
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Which states does M&G serve with Remote Online Notary services?
M&G Swift Notary Services, LLC is a New York–commissioned remote‑only notary agency providing fully compliant Remote Online Notarization nationwide. Because RON has been legal in all 50 states since 2020, clients across the country can complete their notarizations securely from anywhere with us.
How Do I Book and Complete a Notarization With M&G Swift Notary Services?
Click the Notarize Online Now or any action button on the site .Any button on the site will take you to the contact page.
Upload your Document. MUST BE A PDF and enter your information.
You’ll get an email with your notarization link. Click it, meet your notary, and get your document notarized online.
What Types of Documents Can I Notarize?
M&G Swift Notary Services, LLC notarizes a wide range of documents, including affidavits, consent forms, all types of powers of attorney, healthcare directives, legal agreements, and corporate records.
What Payment Methods Are Accepted?
All payments are securely processed through Stripe, which accepts major credit and debit cards to provide a safe and reliable transaction process.
What Is Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) or BioMetrics?
KBA (Knowledge‑Based Authentication)
KBA is an identity‑verification method used during online notarization.
It works by asking the signer 5 multiple‑choice questions pulled from their personal history (addresses, loans, vehicles, etc.).
They must answer enough questions correctly to pass.
Purpose:
To confirm the signer is who they say they are using public‑record data.
Biometrics
Biometrics is another identity‑verification method used when KBA cannot be completed (for example, the signer doesn’t have enough credit or residency history).
Biometrics verifies identity using:
Government ID analysis (photo ID scan)
Facial recognition / selfie match
Liveness check (proves the person is physically present)
Purpose:
To confirm the signer’s identity using their physical features and ID.
How Do I Receive My Notarized Documents?