What Ginnie Mae’s RON Announcement Means for Mortgages
There’s now an increased trust built in the digital ecosystem that allows for an extension of the convenience and flexibility provided by remote online notarization even beyond digital closings.
Remote Notarizations Legalized in Massachusetts
by Diane McLaughlin | Mar 31, 2023
Massachusetts’ mortgage industry can expect to see documents notarized virtually in the years ahead as the process known as remote online notarization becomes permanent in Massachusetts.
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