SIGNING OPTIONS When Closing with Fidelity, You Have Options!
In Office: Conducted in a Fidelity National Title office, this is the most traditional method and offers the expertise of a Fidelity employee as their representative. Remote Online Notarization (RON): A closing where documents are signed and notarized digitally and online via a secure platform. Mobile Notary: At the signer’s request, a Notary will meet them at a preferred location, and at a time convenient to the signer. Hybrid: Combining elements from a RON or digital closing and an in-person signing, some documents are signed electronically, while others are signed in person. Power of Attorney (POA): Authorization for a designated representative to sign documents on behalf of the buyer or seller, with notarization available in-person, remotely, or via mobile services, depending on jurisdiction and requirements. U.S. Embassy Notarization: For transactions involving international parties, notarization can be facilitated at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate, ensuring compliance with U.S. and local laws for overseas signings. Hague Convention Apostille: For real estate transactions in countries party to the Hague Convention, documents can be notarized and legalized with an apostille, certifying their authenticity for international use, available through Stewart Title’s specialized services.
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