Emergency Administrative Rules for Notaries Public and Remote Notarization - Vermont

Emergency Administrative Rules for Notaries Public and Remote Notarization is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Vermont.

FAQ

Q: What are emergency administrative rules?
A: Emergency administrative rules are temporary regulations put in place to address urgent or unforeseen circumstances.

Q: What do the emergency administrative rules for notaries public and remote notarization in Vermont involve?
A: The emergency administrative rules for notaries public in Vermont involve provisions for remote notarization.

Q: What is remote notarization?
A: Remote notarization is the process where a notary public can perform notarial acts for a remotely located individual using audio-visual communication.

Q: Why were the emergency administrative rules for notaries public and remote notarization implemented?
A: The emergency administrative rules were implemented to facilitate social distancing and ensure continuity of essential notarial services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Q: Who can perform remote notarization under the emergency administrative rules in Vermont?
A: Only Vermont notaries public who have completed the required training and obtained authorization from the Office of Professional Regulation can perform remote notarization.

Q: Are there any specific technology requirements for remote notarization?
A: Yes, there are specific technology requirements, such as using audio-visual communication that allows for real-time interaction and identity verification.