Frequently Asked Questions

During your scheduled appointment, our notary will guide you through a verified ID process, such as scanning your Singapore NRIC or passport, and matching your live video feed to the document.

Most online notarization sessions take 10–20 minutes once all documents and identity verification details are ready. Complex documents may take slightly longer.

Yes, our notarizations follow regulations set by the Singapore Academy of Law, making them valid for use in many jurisdictions. You may also request an apostille through our platform.

Our standard online notarization fee is SGD 50 per signature. Additional services, such as certified translations or apostilles, are priced separately.

Yes, we offer 24/7 scheduling through our website. Simply select a time slot that suits you, and you will receive a confirmation email with instructions.

After submitting your document through our secure portal, a certified notary reviews the file within minutes. You will receive a notification once the notarization is complete, and a digital copy will be available for download directly from your OnlineNotaryPoint account.

OnlineNotaryPoint supports a wide range of notarizations, including affidavits, statutory declarations, powers of attorney, property transfer documents, and certification of copies. Our notaries are qualified to handle personal, corporate, and immigration-related paperwork efficiently.

Scheduling is simple: visit our booking page, select an available time slot, and upload the documents you need notarized. You will receive a confirmation email with instructions for your remote session or in-person appointment at our Marina Bay Sands office.

You will need a valid government-issued ID, such as a Singapore NRIC or passport. For certain documents, additional proof of residency or a secondary ID may be required. Detailed requirements are provided during the booking process.