Notarize an Affidavit or Sworn Statement Online
Need an affidavit or sworn statement notarized? Take the oath and sign online by video with an Indiana notary from any U.S. state. What to bring and the $35 price.
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$35 first signature, $10 each additional · no travel fee · eligible signers in all 50 states · Indiana Notary #NP0763941
An affidavit is a written statement you swear or affirm is true in front of a notary. Courts, agencies, insurers, schools, and employers ask for them constantly, and almost all of them can be completed online: you appear on video, take the oath, sign, and receive a tamper-evident PDF with the notary's jurat and electronic seal.
What Happens in the Session
- You upload or send the unsigned affidavit as a PDF and join a secure video session from your phone or computer.
- You show your government photo ID on camera and complete a short identity check, as Indiana law requires.
- Jason administers the oath or affirmation: you swear or affirm that the statement is true.
- You sign electronically while he watches, and he completes the jurat certificate with his electronic seal.
- The finished PDF is delivered to you through Proof. The session is recorded, as Indiana requires.
Affidavits We See Most Often
- Affidavits of identity, residency, or name
- Affidavits for court cases, including support, custody, and small claims matters
- Affidavits of heirship and small-estate affidavits (confirm with the court or attorney first)
- Insurance, loss, and claim affidavits
- School residency and enrollment affidavits
- Business and employment verifications
Some agencies, especially motor vehicle offices, require paper originals. Ask the recipient first, or read our acceptance guide.
Before You Book
- Do not sign the affidavit ahead of time. The oath and signature happen live.
- Fill in every blank or mark it N/A; Jason cannot complete the statement for you.
- Have any exhibits attached to the PDF before the session.
- If more than one person is swearing to the statement, each affiant joins and verifies identity.
- If the document calls for witnesses, tell us when you request the appointment.
Pricing
$35 for the first notarized signature and $10 for each additional, no travel fee, payment through Proof. An affidavit with one affiant is one notarized signature.
General information from a notary public, not legal advice. Whether a document can be notarized online is confirmed before every appointment; whether the recipient accepts it is their decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an affidavit and an acknowledgment?
An affidavit is sworn: you take an oath that the contents are true, and the notary completes a jurat. An acknowledgment only confirms that you signed willingly. Your form usually says which certificate it needs; if it has none, tell us and we will explain the options without advising which to choose.
Can I sign it before the session to save time?
No. For a jurat, the notary must watch you sign after administering the oath. A pre-signed affidavit has to be signed again on a fresh copy.
Will the court accept an online-notarized affidavit?
Many do. Ask the clerk of the specific court whether electronically notarized affidavits are accepted for filing, and whether they want the PDF or a printed copy.
Can the notary help me write the affidavit?
No. A notary cannot draft or advise on the contents. Bring the completed statement; Jason administers the oath and notarizes your signature.