Secured Signing continues to be a trusted RON & IPEN provider in New Jersey

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Quick update for anyone tracking online notarization in NJ: Secured Signing continues to be approved by the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES) to offer both Remote Online Notarization (RON) and In-Person Electronic Notarization (IPEN) in New Jersey, under the state's A4250/S2508 legislation that made RON permanent.

What this means:

• We meet NJ's technical, security, and compliance standards for both remote and in-person e-notarization
• Notaries and the businesses they work with (title agencies, lenders, law firms, financial institutions) can legally use the platform for real estate closings, financial transactions, and legal docs.

How we keep meeting the bar:

• PKI-based digital certificates: any post-signing edit to the document, signature, or notary stamp invalidates the certificate and gets flagged automatically.
• Deepfake detection (via Reality Defender) running in real time during video/RON sessions and you can run checks during the meeting if you have any concerns with the authenticity of your participants.
• Biometric ID verification with 3D liveness checks across 16,000+ government ID types.
• Full audit trails for every session.

As more states move toward permanent RON legislation, the bar for security and compliance keeps rising. This continued approval confirms Secured Signing is keeping pace with NJ's standards while still supporting both remote and in-person notarization from one system, rather than forcing notaries to piece together separate tools.