Understanding Digital Signatures in Remote Online Notarization

May 20, 2025

"Think of your digital signature like a superhero version of your handwritten one—stronger, smarter, and built to fight forgery. It may not look the same, but it’s packed with high-tech tools to prove it’s really you and keep your documents safe.”- Suzanne Feinberg, Arizona Remote Online Notary since 2020 Understanding Your Digital Signature Options with AZ Roving NotaryAt AZ Roving Notary, one of the most common questions our clients ask is:"How do I sign documents ...

Spanish Sworn Translations: The Legal Key to Your Life and Business in Spain

May 06, 2025

"Behind every sworn translation is a real person making a big move—a marriage, a new life abroad, a legal milestone. My job is to make sure the paperwork never stands in your way."- Suzanne Feinberg, Arizona Remote Online Notary since 2020 Why Translation Alone Isn’t EnoughMaking major life moves—whether it’s relocating for a dream job, marrying your soulmate abroad, or investing in a stunning Spanish villa—comes with a mountain of paperwork. Many people ...

Stuck Overseas? How Online Notary Saved My Real Estate Deal (And Can Save Yours!)

Apr 16, 2025

“In today’s global real estate market transaction speed and convenience is a critical factor for all participants. Using Remote Online Notarization (RON) you can accomplish both while also enhancing security and compliance!”- William H Gimbel, Secure Signings Inc Closing on a home while sitting halfway across the globe used to feel nearly impossible. In traditional real estate transactions, the notary public plays a critical role in verifying identities and signing key ...

Site Development Plans in Maricopa County: Navigating New Notarization Requirements

Apr 09, 2025

In Maricopa County, Arizona, the submission process for Site Development Plans (SDPs) has shifted to fully digital. As of 2024, all SDPs must be electronically signed and notarized before they are accepted by municipal and county agencies. This directly affects professionals such as civil engineers, land surveyors, and architects—anyone submitting development plans for approval. Understanding the Electronic Submission ProcessSDPs are initially submitted electronically to the ...

Demystifying the Apostille Process: What You Need to Know

Mar 19, 2025

"An apostille is more than a stamp—it’s your passport to global credibility." – Suzanne Feinberg, Apostille Expediter (3/1/2025) What Is an Apostille?An apostille is a form of authentication issued for documents that will be used in a foreign country. The Hague Convention was formed to create a unified process for legal documents or records from one country to be used in another member country. The apostille process verifies the authenticity of the signature and seal of ...

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