NO, sorry. As of September, 2025, remote notarization in Massachusetts is still not allowed.
What that means is for an estate plan, you need to have an actual person with you notarizing and witnessing where appropriate for your legal documents.
There is definitely discussions at the state level to have things be able to go remote for signings of legal documents.
That said, it will still take some time.
In the meantime, you’ll see that there are financial documents that you can sign electronically and have them legal.
Notary Still Needs To Be Present At Will Signing
But please know as of the date of this article, you are not allowed to have a will signed in Massachusetts remotely and electronically.
We will keep you updated as the law changes regarding this.
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