ProNotary Heads to MBA Annual Convention & Expo: A Better Way to Manage Notarization Workflows
Posted September 30, 2026Lindsay Lell
The mortgage industry continues to move toward faster, more connected digital transactions. But for many organizations, notarization can still require manual coordination, disconnected processes, and time spent managing individual signings. At ProNotary, we believe there is a better way. ProNotary…
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How Is Digital Notarization Changing the Approach to Transaction Security?
Posted September 24, 2026Lindsay Lell
As more transactions move online, the approach to notarization security is evolving. Security is no longer just about protecting a document or verifying a signer at a single point in the transaction. In a digital workflow, security can extend across…
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Multiple Parties, One Transaction: The Growing Need for Remote Collaboration
Posted September 18, 2026Lindsay Lell
Today’s transactions rarely involve just two people sitting across a table. A single real estate closing, legal matter, financial transaction, or business agreement can involve clients, notaries, title and escrow teams, attorneys, lenders, and other stakeholders often working from different…
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How Title Companies Are Using Remote Online Notarization to Accelerate Closings
Posted August 31, 2026Lindsay Lell
Real estate closings involve some of the most complex document workflows in modern transactions. Title and escrow professionals must coordinate buyers, sellers, lenders, agents, and notaries while managing extensive document packages, important deadlines, and strict compliance requirements. Remote Online Notarization…
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How Remote Online Notarization Is Transforming Real Estate Transactions
Posted August 16, 2026Dennis Pospisil
With ProNotary, real estate professionals can deliver a seamless digital closing experience for buyers and sellers. Real estate transactions involve multiple parties, important deadlines, and a significant amount of documentation. From purchase agreements and closing affidavits to other documents requiring…
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