SC launches eNotarization, here's how to register

The Supreme Court formally launched electronic notarization, or eNotarization, of documents on Monday.

Supreme Court announcement

It's more convenient now

The service began at an event in Taguig City attended by Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, Information and Communications Secretary Robert Joseph de Claro, and Ernesto Perez of the Anti-Red Tape Authority.

To use the system, applicants must first create an account with one of three Electronic Notarization Facilities (ENFs) that have received accreditation so far: Twala, QLegal, or NotarizeIT. The sign-up page is at sc.judiciary.gov.ph/enotarization/registration-portal/.

Registered users can then pick an Electronic Notary Public (ENP) from the Court’s list of commissioned notaries at sc.judiciary.gov.ph/enotarization/commissioned-enps/.

Guides on using the facilities are available as videos at sc.judiciary.gov.ph/enotarization/enfs-instructional-videos/.

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Source: Supreme Court of the Philippines