Comprehensive West Virginia Remote Online Notary Training
Expand your notary business with West Virginia remote online notary training. Learn notifying the Secretary of State, identity proofing, recordkeeping rules, and how to perform remote notarizations correctly. Perfect for West Virginia notaries ready to go digital.
Fully Online & State Aligned
Our fully online training lets you learn at your own pace and on your schedule.
Built around West Virginia's remote notarization laws and West Virginia Secretary of State rules, it walks you through every step, from getting set up to completing your first remote notarization.

R.O.N Certificate of Completion
The West Virginia Remote Online Notary Certificate of Completion shows you've trained in the technology, identity verification, and recordkeeping rules that remote notarizations require.
This certificate gives clients and signing companies confidence that you can handle their remote notarizations securely and professionally.

Frequently Asked Questions
West Virginia course questions and answers
You must hold an active West Virginia notary commission, contract with a provider that meets state requirements, and notify the Secretary of State by email. There's no state fee.
No, West Virginia doesn't require a course or exam for remote notarization, but training is strongly recommended. Remote notarizations have their own rules for identity verification, recordings, and certificates.
West Virginia notaries can charge up to $10 per remote notarial act. Check the Secretary of State for any fee updates before setting your prices.
Yes, you must be physically located in West Virginia during every remote notarization. Your signer can be located anywhere, with extra conditions for signers outside the U.S.
You can identify a signer by personal knowledge, a credible witness, or at least two different types of identity proofing.
Yes, we offer support to all our students. You can reach out to our instructors via email or through the training platform for any questions or assistance you need.
