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Virginia · certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses

What is the state for Virginia · certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses?

For Virginia · certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses, state is Virginia; act type is certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses; max fee is not to exceed $25; travel fee is a notary may recover, with the agreement of the person to be charged, any actual and reasonable expense of traveling to a place where a notarial act is to be performed if it is not the usual place in which the notary performs his office; statute citation is § 47.1-19, verified against its source on 2026-08-31.

B. A notary may, for taking and certifying the acknowledgement of any electronic document, or administering and certifying an oath or affirmation, or certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses, or certifying that a copy of an electronic document is a true copy thereof, charge a fee not to exceed $25.

law.lis.virginia.gov, retrieved 2026-08-31

state
Virginia
act type
certifying electronic affidavits and depositions of witnesses verified
max fee
not to exceed $25 verified
travel fee
a notary may recover, with the agreement of the person to be charged, any actual and reasonable expense of traveling to a place where a notarial act is to be performed if it is not the usual place in which the notary performs his office
statute citation
§ 47.1-19
Sourcelaw.lis.virginia.gov
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