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Supreme Court-compliant electronic notarization

24/7 Electronic Notarization — Anywhere in the Philippines

Upload your document, verify your identity, and sign in a live session with a commissioned Electronic Notary Public — any hour of the day, without leaving home.

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Supreme Court-aligned workflows
Guided steps from upload to completed notarization
Session records ready for compliance review
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Official ENS announcement

Electronic notarial commission applications open August 10, 2026

The Supreme Court's Electronic Notary Services (ENS) is accepting applications from members of the Philippine Bar. Applicants must submit the required documents, complete assessment and a virtual summary hearing, and pass evaluation before a commission can be issued.

A qualified Electronic Notary Public receives a commission valid for two years. Review the official requirements and process before applying.

Supreme Court explanation of an Electronic Notary Public
Required documents for applying to become an Electronic Notary Public
Five-step Electronic Notary Public commissioning process
Electronic notarial commission applications opening August 10, 2026

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Always open

What 24/7 actually means here

No office hours
Start a notarization at any hour, including weekends and holidays.
No booking queues
There are no timeslot offers to wait on — your session opens as soon as you're ready.
Remote or in person
Run the session online (REN) or in person (IEN), whichever your document calls for.
Anywhere in the country
Notarize from any province in the Philippines without travelling to an office.

Aligned with trusted legal and technology standards

The old way

Getting one document notarized shouldn't cost you a day

For most people the document is the easy part. Everything around it is the problem.

You lose half a day to it

Track down a notary, take time off, travel across town — then hope they are in and free when you arrive.

Paper makes it worse

Print, sign, scan, courier, repeat. One wrong detail and the whole round trip starts again.

Then you cannot prove it

You are left holding a stamped copy with no practical way to show, later, exactly who signed it and when.

How it works

Four steps from upload to notarized

No office visit, no printing, no couriers. The whole workflow runs in your browser, 24/7.

  1. Upload your document

    Submit your file for review first, so the notary can check it before anything is scheduled.

  2. Book your appointment

    Find an Electronic Notary Public and set the details for a remote (REN) or in-person (IEN) session.

  3. Verify and sign

    Complete the identity checks, then sign your assigned fields in a live notarization session.

  4. Get your notarized file

    Download the sealed document from your workspace once the notarization workflow is complete.

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Everything you need to notarize documents online

Secure, simple, and hassle-free. From uploading to receiving your notarized documents, all in one place.

Notarize from anywhere

Complete a notarization remotely (REN) or in person (IEN) — no travel and no office queue, anywhere in the Philippines.

Identity you can prove

Facial liveness checks, 13+ government IDs, and PSA validation confirm every signer — aligned with BSP Circulars 1213, 1214, and 1215.

Documents that hold up later

Each file carries an accredited digital notarial seal and a tamper-evident trail, so you can show exactly what happened and when.

Your register stays current

Notarial acts, audit details, and registry entries update as you work — no separate logbook to reconcile at the end of the day.

Catch problems before the session

Clients upload documents for review first, so you approve the file and convert it into a signing session without a wasted appointment.

Everyone sees only their own work

Separate client and notary workspaces keep appointments, documents, recordings, and signed files organized by role.

Notarizations that hold up to scrutiny

QLegal brings legal operations, identity, signatures, and registry evidence into a single electronic notarization workflow.

Supreme Court Electronic Notary Services sealSupreme Court of the Philippines seal

Accreditation

Supreme Court accredited ENF

QLegal is built for Philippine electronic notarial workflows under Supreme Court eNotary rules — identity assurance, live sessions, sealed documents, and registry-ready records.

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Notarize your document?Start your workflow

Pick a plan, then notarize online with Supreme Court–aligned workflows.

Creating an account is free. Each notarization carries a fee in pesos, set by the Electronic Notary Public handling your document — you'll see it before you confirm anything.

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Create an account at no cost and start using core notarization workflows.

  • Book notarization appointments
  • Upload and review documents
  • Access client workspace tools
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For firms & teams

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Volume workflows, dedicated support, and tailored onboarding for organizations.

  • Team workspaces and admin controls
  • Higher volume notarization capacity
  • Priority support and onboarding
  • Partnership and integration options
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FAQs

Electronic notarization FAQs

Filter by role or workflow area to quickly find the answers that match how you use QLegal.

QLegal supports electronic notarization workflows from client intake and document review to appointments, signing sessions, notarial registers, recordings, and final document access.

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