Kansas HB2696 modernizes notarization for real estate documents to mitigate fraud by requiring a two-tiered authentication system and 3D biometric.
Kansas HB2696 introduces a modernized notarization process for real estate documents to combat fraud. It mandates the development and implementation of a two-tiered authentication system for notarizing real estate documents. This includes a 3D biometric antifraud system that securely records, stores, and transmits anonymized biometric information. Notaries must use this system by December 31, 2027, to authenticate their identity and the signer's identity. The bill also requires counties to develop protocols for integrating this system into their document recording processes.
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