Tex. Government Code § 406.1107
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§ 406.1107. ONLINE NOTARIZATION PROCEDURES FOR OATHS OR AFFIRMATIONS.
Official statutory text
An online notary public may administer an oath or affirmation to a principal as an online notarization if, except as otherwise provided by other law of this state, the online notary public:
(1) identifies the principal under Section 406.110(b);
(2) creates or causes the creation under Section 406.108 of a video and audio recording of the principal taking the oath or affirmation; and
(3) retains or causes the retention under Section 406.108 of the recording.
(1) identifies the principal under Section 406.110(b);
(2) creates or causes the creation under Section 406.108 of a video and audio recording of the principal taking the oath or affirmation; and
(3) retains or causes the retention under Section 406.108 of the recording.
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