Illinois Electronic Notary Public, based in Brimfield. You can join from anywhere in the US.
You meet with an Illinois notary on a secure video call, sign your document electronically, and download it as soon as we're done. Here's what to expect, start to finish.
How Does Online Notarization Work?
Remote online notarization
What to expect, step by step
Book and upload
Pick a time that works for you and upload your document as a PDF. Please don't sign it yet. I'll look over your request and confirm by email.
Watch for your session link
Your secure link comes by email from jessica@kitchentablenotary.com. If you don't see it, please check your spam folder. Each signer gets their own link.
Confirm your identity
At the start of the session, you'll scan your photo ID and answer a few short questions drawn from public records. Illinois requires this check for online notarizations.
Sign and download
We review your document together on video. You sign electronically, I add my electronic seal, and you can download the finished document right away.
What you'll need
Before your session, please have these ready:
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Your document as a PDF, not yet signed
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A current, unexpired government-issued photo ID. A US driver's license, state ID, or US passport works best for the identity check.
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A computer, tablet, or phone with a camera and microphone
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A steady internet connection and a quiet, well-lit spot
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If someone else is signing too, each person needs their own ID and gets their own session link.
Where you can join
You can join from Illinois or anywhere else in the United States. If you're outside the US, I can help when your document relates to a US court, agency, property, or transaction. I'm always located in Illinois during your session, as Illinois law requires.
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Not sure online is right for you? Here's a guide on where to get something notarized, including in-person options.