Secure Signing Portal
Complete your RON or loan signing securely online
Request a Remote Online Notarization or loan signing appointment and send your documents and photo ID through an encrypted intake vault. Commissioned Texas notary, RON authorized, serving Dallas / Fort Worth and signers nationwide by video.
- TLS-encrypted upload with file type and size screening
- Private storage vault — no public links, admin access only
- Knowledge-based identity verification and credential analysis at the session
- Audio-video recording retained per Texas RON requirements
- Tamper-evident digital seal and electronic journal entry
- Acceptable IDs: state driver's license/ID, U.S. passport, military ID, green card, or foreign passport with U.S. visa
1. Submit your request
Tell us the service, how many signers, and your preferred appointment window.
2. Upload securely
Documents and photo ID are encrypted in transit and stored in a private vault only Shontel can open.
3. Verify & sign
You receive a session link, complete identity verification, then sign on camera with an audio-video record.
Texas-compliant digital seal & signature
Every online notarization is completed with a Texas-compliant digital certificate and a tamper-evident electronic seal and signature, applied inside the secure notarization platform. Signing certificates and private keys are never stored on this website.
Pay for your serviceStart your secure signing request
Fields marked with * are required. Never send full Social Security numbers or account numbers in the notes field — upload the document instead.
Acceptable signer identification
Texas law requires a valid, unexpired photo ID with a signature. Upload a clear photo of one of the following:
- Texas or any U.S. state/territory driver's license or official ID card (unexpired)
- U.S. passport (unexpired or issued within the past five years)
- Foreign passport with a valid U.S. visa or immigration stamp (unexpired)
- U.S. military ID card with photo and signature
- Lawful permanent resident card / 'green card' (unexpired)
- Other government-issued photo ID containing a signature, if the notary is satisfied it is valid
- Two credible witnesses known to the signer who each present valid photo ID (when no single ID is available)
