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ARTICLE · 17 APRIL 2020

Governor J. B. Pritzker Signs Executive Order Approving Remote Notarization In Illinois

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Governor J. B. Pritzker, through COVID-19 Executive Order No. 14 signed March 26, 2020, has approved Remote Notarization in ...

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Governor J. B. Pritzker, through COVID-19 Executive Order No. 14 signed March 26, 2020, has approved Remote Notarization in Illinois for as long as the Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation of March 9, 2020 is in place. The temporary authorization will automatically cease when the Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation is rescinded. The Illinois Secretary of State has published guidelines for the use of Remote Notarization which, importantly, requires that both the notary public and the signor must be physically present within the State of Illinois at the time the Remote Notarization is performed.

Remote Notarization may be accomplished via two-way, real time audio-video communication that allows for direct interaction between the notary and signor. As part of the Remote Notarization, the signor must show the notary each and every page of the document and the customer must initial each page to ensure that the document is complete. The notary must be able to clearly read

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