Remote notarization allows you to have documents notarized online via secure video call through BlueNotary.

Yes. Texas law supports secure remote notarization for most document types.

Most notarized documents are emailed within minutes of payment — fast and secure.

You’ll need: A valid government-issued photo ID A strong internet connection A webcam and microphone Access to a smartphone or computer We’ll handle the rest!

A smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access and a working camera and microphone.

You’ll receive a private link for your session. Just click it at your appointment time — no downloads needed.

Yes, depending on the receiving country’s requirements. We’ll help guide you through it.

Yes — we can notarize for clients nationwide, as long as the notary is physically in Texas during the session.

We accept: All major credit and debit cards Square payments (tap, chip, or invoice) Cash (for in-person appointments) 💡 For loan signings, payment may come directly from the title company or escrow service. You’ll receive an invoice by email immediately after your session. Payment can be made via our secure online checkout. Documents are released once payment is received.

Not all documents are eligible. Common RON-allowed documents include powers of attorney, loan signings, affidavits, and business forms. You CANNOT notarize via RON: Wills or codicils Form I-9 Vital records (birth, death, marriage certificates) Some court and DMV documents 👉 View Full List of RON-Eligible & Prohibited Documents

Email us at info@92blueprintnotary.com or call/text directly.

Yes, based on availability. Contact us for rush bookings. A $15 same-day service fee applies.

Yes. Evening and Holiday appointments are available for an additional fee of $25.

Absolutely. We're here when you need us most.

Test your setup in advance or switch to a backup device if needed.

Yes. Simply contact us at least 24 hour prior to your session.

We’ll reschedule your session or apply your payment to a new time. *Please note: a $15 no-show fee may apply if the appointment is missed without prior notice.*

Yes, but we recommend sending them at least 1 hour before your appointment for review.