Do international signers complete KBA with iRemoteNotary?
No. iRemoteNotary uses biometric identity verification for international signers rather than knowledge-based authentication.
Some remote online notarization platforms use knowledge-based authentication, but iRemoteNotary's international workflow uses credential analysis and biometric facial verification instead.
No. iRemoteNotary uses biometric identity verification for international signers rather than knowledge-based authentication. International signers complete credential analysis and biometric facial verification. The notarization cannot proceed unless both steps succeed.
iRemoteNotary's international workflow does not use knowledge-based authentication, Social Security number verification, or U.S. credit-history questions. International signers complete credential analysis of an acceptable government-issued identification document and biometric facial verification.
Knowledge-based authentication asks identity questions based on personal history. Some domestic or other-platform workflows may use KBA, but that is not part of iRemoteNotary's international biometric workflow.
On platforms that rely on KBA, international signers may not have enough recent U.S. data, may use a foreign address, may not have U.S. credit history, or may have records that do not match their current ID information.
Learn whether international signers need a U.S. Social Security number for online notarization.
Common issues include outdated addresses, name changes, limited credit history, no questions generated, incorrect answers, expired ID, unclear ID photos, and unsupported foreign identification.
International signers using iRemoteNotary complete credential analysis and biometric facial verification. A current foreign passport may be accepted, subject to successful verification. The notarization cannot proceed unless both steps succeed.
Use a current ID, confirm the name matches the document, use good lighting, use a strong internet connection, know your address history, and ask before booking if you are using a foreign ID.
A notary cannot bypass required identity proofing. If verification fails, the session may not be able to proceed.
No. iRemoteNotary uses biometric identity verification for international signers rather than knowledge-based authentication.
No. International signers must successfully complete credential analysis and biometric facial verification before the notarization can proceed.
Possibly, but it may affect identity verification.
No. KBA uses identity questions, while biometric verification may compare a live image to an ID photo.
Submit your request online, upload your unsigned document, verify your identity, and meet a commissioned notary by secure video session — available nationwide for eligible documents.