Allows remote witnessing of signatures and notarizations using electronic and audio-visual technologies.
This bill amends several laws to allow for the remote conduct of certain practices and procedures, including meetings and notarizations, using electronic and/or audio-visual technologies. It specifies conditions for remote witnessing, such as requiring valid photo identification and direct interaction during the audio-video conference. The bill affects banking, estates, public health, and real property laws by enabling remote witnessing of signatures and notarizations.
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