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We learned a few good things during the pandemic. For me, right after teaching us that it makes sense to let people work from home, at least part of the time, and that "Breaking Bad" is one of the best shows of all time to binge watch, is that modernizing the notarization process by permitting notaries to remotely certify that documents are properly signed and witnessed is a great idea whose time has come. In fact, during the pandemic, virtually every state in the nation allowed some form of remote notarization.
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