TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - TelAve -- Notaron has completed certification with the Florida Department of State as a remote online notarization (RON) technology provider, as required by Florida law. The milestone enables Florida-commissioned notaries to conduct digital notarizations directly through Notaron's secure platform, while opening the platform to title companies, lenders, and law firms serving clients across the state and nationwide.

With Notaron, signers connect with a commissioned notary over live video from a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Bank-grade identity verification, credential analysis, and end-to-end encrypted audiovisual sessions keep every transaction secure — most take less than 10 minutes from start to finish. The platform gives Floridians on-demand access to a licensed online notary in Florida any hour of the day, with no appointment needed.

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"Florida was one of the first states to legalize remote online notarization, and it's still where some of the highest-volume closings in the country happen," said Adam Babish, Founder of Notaron. "This is about meeting that volume where it is — giving Florida notaries a platform built for speed, and giving title companies, lenders, and law firms a way to get documents signed without the scheduling shuffle."

For Florida's real estate sector, the platform supports online remote closings when buyers or sellers can't make the table: seller packets, deeds, title transfers, and loan documents can be notarized over live video. Beyond real estate, common documents include affidavits, powers of attorney, estate-planning documents, corporate resolutions, and parental consent forms.

Notaron also serves the professionals behind the paperwork. Title companies and lenders can integrate remote online notarization into their closing workflows via API, while law firms can route sessions by matter — billing the client or the matter — with exports for Clio, MyCase, and PracticePanther.

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The Florida self-certification adds to Notaron's roster of state approvals, which includes Texas, Virginia, Arizona, Oregon, Alaska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Delaware. The platform features tamper-evident digital seals, automated audit trails, and long-term electronic recordkeeping compliant with state-specific requirements.

Floridians looking for an online notary can compare online notarization services or start a session at notaron.com.

About Notaron.com

Notaron is a modern remote online notarization platform providing online notary services in Florida and nationwide, built to simplify digital document execution for law firms, title agencies, lenders, independent notaries, and consumers. By unifying identity credentialing, e-signatures, and compliant live video sessions into one seamless workflow, Notaron makes legal notarization accessible anywhere, anytime.