For Kansas notaries
Who works in Kansas.
From Kansas's approval list, revised Jun 3, 2026.
- ✓BlueNotaryNamed on Kansas's list
- ✓ProofNamed on Kansas's list
- ✓NotaryLiveNamed on Kansas's list
- ✓OneNotaryNamed on Kansas's list
- ✓NotaryCamNamed on Kansas's list
Questions
Kansas, quick answers.
Does Kansas allow remote online notarization?
Yes. Kansas allows remote online notarization, and it names BlueNotary on its official list of platforms.
Can I get a document notarized online in Kansas?
Yes. Wherever you are in Kansas, you can meet an online notary commissioned in another state, on video, from your phone or computer. On BlueNotary that starts at $25, any time of day.
Does Kansas accept documents notarized online?
Generally yes. States recognize notarizations done by notaries commissioned in other states, including online ones. The office you're sending the document to can have its own rules, so check with them if you're unsure.
How much does an online notary cost in Kansas?
On BlueNotary, one notarization is $25. Each extra seal is $8 and each extra signer is $5. There are no page fees, even on long documents.
How do I become an online notary in Kansas?
You need an active Kansas notary commission first. Then follow Kansas's steps to add online notarization, get an eSeal and digital certificate, and choose a platform. On BlueNotary the eSeal and certificate are included, even on the free plan.
Which online notary platforms can Kansas notaries use?
BlueNotary, Proof, NotaryLive, OneNotary, NotaryCam. This comes from Kansas's own list.
Is there a free online notary in Kansas?
Notarizations aren't free anywhere, but notaries can join BlueNotary for free. Kansas notaries get the eSeal, certificate and eJournal on the free plan.