Remote Online Notary Services
Notarized Parental Consent Forms, Completed Online
Can this be notarized online?
Most parental consent forms are good candidates for a remote session. Some institutions have their own form and their own acceptance rules, so check with them first.
What to prepare
- The specific form required by the school, clinic, or program
- The child's legal name and date of birth
- The name of the adult receiving authority, if applicable
- Dates the consent should cover
What identification is needed
The consenting parent or guardian needs an unexpired government photo ID matching the name on the form.
What happens during the process
- Upload the form and describe who requires it.
- We review it and confirm what can be handled remotely.
- You complete identity verification.
- You sign in the online session with the notary.
- The completed electronic document is delivered securely.
What to know before you submit
- Ask the receiving organization whether an electronically notarized form is acceptable.
- Do not sign the form ahead of the session.
- Notaries cannot tell you which consent form to use or what it legally accomplishes.
How to submit your document
Start your request on the online notarization intake. You'll tell us where you are physically located, describe the document and signers, and upload your file to private storage. Submitting a document does not guarantee that the document or transaction is eligible for Remote Online Notarization. iNotarize will review your request and provide the appropriate next steps.
FAQ
Parental Consent: common questions
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Need your parental consent notarized?
Skip the drive. Start your online notarization request from wherever you are.