Immigration2026-03-14 - 5 min read

How to Notarize Immigration Documents Online

Notarize I-9, affidavits of support, and visa documents online 24/7. Live notary on video. All 50 states. USCIS accepted.

Online Notarization for Immigration

Immigration cases are time-sensitive. Deadlines matter. And finding a notary who is available when you need one — especially after hours or on weekends — can delay your entire case.

ClosingIQ solves this with 24/7 online notarization via live video.

Immigration Documents You Can Notarize Online

I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification — $55

Affidavit of Support (I-864/I-134) — $65

Affidavit of Relationship — $55

Power of Attorney — $85

Visa application documents — $75

Sworn statements — $55

Name change affidavits — $55

Translation certifications — $45

The Process

Upload your immigration document

AI scans it in 90 seconds — verifies completeness

Click 'Notarize' — connect with a live notary in minutes

Verify your identity (government ID + KBA questions)

Sign on camera while the notary watches

Receive your notarized document with digital seal

Optional: apostille + translate + ship

Available 24/7

Immigration deadlines don't care about business hours. Our notaries are live on video around the clock:

Weekdays, weekends, holidays

No appointment needed

Connect in minutes, not days

No travel, no waiting rooms

USCIS Acceptance

USCIS accepts documents notarized via Remote Online Notarization (RON). The digital notary seal, identity verification, and audio/video recording actually provide MORE security than traditional in-person notarization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does USCIS accept online notarization?

Yes. Documents notarized via RON are legally equivalent to in-person notarization and accepted by USCIS.

Can I notarize an I-9 online?

Yes. I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification can be notarized online for $55. Available 24/7.

What if I don't speak English?

Notarization sessions are in English. Interpreter-assisted sessions are available in 6 states (AZ, CO, FL, MS, NC, PA). Your document can be in any language.

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