Notarizing Immigration
Documents Remotely
Get your immigration documents notarized via secure video call — I-864, affidavits, powers of attorney, and more. NYS-commissioned notary. Foreign passport accepted. Available 24/7.
Why Remote Notarization Works for Immigration Documents
Immigration cases often involve family members in different states or different countries, tight deadlines, and documents that need to be signed by people who can't easily travel to a notary. Remote Online Notarization solves all of these problems.
Under New York's RON law, a NYS-commissioned notary can notarize documents for signers located anywhere in the world via secure video call — using a foreign passport as ID. The notarization is legally valid in all 49 states with RON laws and accepted by USCIS, immigration attorneys, and consulates.
Why Families Choose Remote Notarization
No travel required
Sign from home, work, or anywhere with a phone or computer. No need to find a bank or UPS Store.
Available 24/7
Immigration deadlines don't follow business hours. Same-day and after-hours appointments available.
Signers anywhere in the world
Family members abroad can sign via video call. The notarization is valid in all 49 states with RON laws.
Foreign passport accepted
No US driver's license or green card required. A valid foreign passport is sufficient ID.
Digitally sealed document
Tamper-evident digital seal. Accepted by USCIS, consulates, and immigration attorneys.
Immediate delivery
Download your notarized document immediately after the session. No waiting for mail.
Immigration Forms We Notarize
Common USCIS forms, affidavits, and consular documents — notarized online, same day.
Notarization often requested by attorneys or consulates
Companion to I-864 for household members
Supporting affidavits and declarations
Joint petition affidavits and supporting declarations
Law enforcement certification for U visa
Supporting affidavits and declarations
For consulate and embassy submissions
Authorizing a representative for immigration matters
For refugee and family-based petitions
When government ID is unavailable or disputed
Don't see your form? Call 347-351-7611 — we handle most USCIS and consular documents.
Immigration Notary — FAQ
Can I notarize USCIS forms online?
Yes. A NYS-commissioned Remote Online Notary can notarize USCIS-related documents via secure video call. The notarization is legally valid in all 49 states with RON laws and accepted by USCIS, immigration attorneys, and consulates.
Does the I-864 need to be notarized?
USCIS requires a signature under penalty of perjury — not a notary seal. However, many immigration attorneys and consular officers request notarization for added authenticity. If your attorney or the consulate has requested notarization, we can help.
Can a family member outside the US sign an immigration document via RON?
Yes. Under New York's RON law, a NYS-commissioned notary can notarize documents for signers located anywhere in the world via video call. The signer needs a valid passport, a device with a camera and microphone, and an internet connection.
What ID is accepted for immigration document notarization?
Any valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID is accepted — including foreign passports, US driver's licenses, state IDs, and green cards. You do not need a US ID.
Can I get an apostille for an immigration document?
Yes. After notarization, the document can be submitted to the NY Secretary of State for an apostille certificate, which is required for documents to be used in foreign countries. We guide you through the apostille process.
How quickly can I get my immigration document notarized?
Same-day appointments are available 24/7. Most sessions take 15–20 minutes. You receive your notarized document immediately after the session.
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