August 6, 2025 — Legal Update for Pennsylvania Firms
At the recent 98th Annual Conference for the Register of Wills and Orphans’ Court, the Statewide Solicitor formally recommended that Pennsylvania begin accepting e-notarized post-mortem documents into probate.
This includes critical filings like:
- Renunciations
- Oaths
- Releases
- Estate Settlement Agreements
- Disclaimers
What This Means for Your Practice:
You no longer need to coordinate in-person notarizations for estate clients. Everything—start to finish—can now be completed remotely, securely, and court-compliantly via platforms like BlueNotary.
Why Law Firms Are Turning to BlueNotary
✅ Approved E-Notaries in Pennsylvania
✅ Downloadable compliance certificates and audit trails
✅ Seamless client experience (no apps or downloads)
✅ Bulk credits and business plans available
Built for Modern Probate Workflows
Whether you’re assisting grieving families, processing complex estate plans, or preparing documents for the Register of Wills, BlueNotary makes e-notarization fast, painless, and officially accepted.
Need to start offering e-notarization to clients?
Schedule a demo or open a firm account today:
Probate is going digital. Don’t get left behind.
