Getting Started

• What are Participant Roles (Signers, Witness, Notary, Observer, Admin)?

  In online notarization (also called electronic or remote online notarization), multiple participants interact in a secure digital environment to complete the notarization of a document. Each participant has a specific role with defined responsibilities. Here’s a breakdown of the typical roles: 1. Signer Who they are: The person(s) whose signature is being notarized. Responsibilities: Review the document. Electronically sign the document in the presence ofFew readers

• What are the different session types (GNW, Closing, Estate Planning)?

  Select the session type to ensure proper setup, compliance, and compensation. GNW (General Notary Work) General Notary Work covers the standard, everyday notarizations that most people encounter. These are typically straightforward documents but still require careful attention to identity verification and proper procedure. Typical Documents: Affidavits, powers of attorney, acknowledgments, contracts, permission slips, and other routine legal forms. Signers and Documents: UsuFew readers

• Troubleshooting Camera & Microphone Access

  BlueNotary requires access to your device’s camera and microphone to support real-time audio and video during a signing session. If these permissions have been denied by your browser, device settings, or operating system, you must re-enable them before joining a session. This guide shows you how to restore access on major platforms and browsers. 1. Why Permissions Matter Web browsers (like Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge) use built-in privacy controls to prevent websites from accessFew readers