Remote Online Notarization in Colorado
RON is fully authorized in Colorado.
A Florida-commissioned notary can notarize your document over secure video right now. Colorado gives a Florida-commissioned notary's act the same effect as a Colorado notary's act under CRS § 24-21-511, provided Florida law deems the act performed in Florida.
Legal Status
- Status
- RON authorized
- Governing law
- Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 24-21-506, 24-21-514.5
About RON in Colorado
Colorado permits notarial acts for remotely located individuals using real-time audio-video communication, except wills, codicils, and election records.
Frequently asked
Is RON legal in Colorado?
RON authorized. Governed by Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 24-21-506, 24-21-514.5.
Can EMC notarize for a Colorado signer?
EMC's commission is in Florida. Colorado generally recognizes a Florida notary's remote act (CRS § 24-21-511), but Colorado law does not allow wills, codicils, or election-related records to be notarized using a remote notarization system -- confirm your document type before booking.
Ready to notarize?
Our Florida-commissioned notaries are standing by. If you have questions about how the notarization process works for your document in Colorado, contact us before you book.
I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in this state, and I may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. This page is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. RON availability, document eligibility, county recording rules, recipient acceptance, and state implementation requirements may change. Always confirm requirements for your document type and destination jurisdiction before relying on a remote online notarization.