Ohio Notary Acknowledgment Form

An Ohio notary acknowledgment authenticates a signature on a document by confirming the signer’s identity and intent. Once the signer has acknowledged their signature, the notarial officer will sign the form and provide their seal. If the notarization was performed remotely, the acknowledgment must state that it was conducted electronically.

Ohio Notary Acknowledgment Form

An Ohio notary acknowledgment authenticates a signature on a document by confirming the signer’s identity and intent. Once the signer has acknowledged their signature, the notarial officer will sign the form and provide their seal. If the notarization was performed remotely, the acknowledgment must state that it was conducted electronically.

Last updated January 13th, 2025

An Ohio notary acknowledgment authenticates a signature on a document by confirming the signer’s identity and intent. Once the signer has acknowledged their signature, the notarial officer will sign the form and provide their seal. If the notarization was performed remotely, the acknowledgment must state that it was conducted electronically.

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Ohio Remote Notary Acknowledgment Form – Ohio notarial officers may use this certificate for Remote Online Notarizations (RONs).

 

 

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OHIO NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Ohio
County of [COUNTY]

Before me, [NOTARY NAME], on this day personally appeared [SIGNATORY NAME], proved to me through [IDENTITY VERIFICATION METHOD] to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that [HE/SHE/THEY] executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. 

Given under my hand and seal of office this [DAY] day of [MONTH], [YEAR]. 

(Seal)

_________________________

[NOTARY TITLE]

My Commission Expires on [MM/DD/YYYY]

This is an acknowledgment clause. No oath or affirmation was administered to the signer with regard to the notarial act.