Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 240 - Notaries Public
ELECTRONIC NOTARIZATION ENABLING ACT
Section 240.695 - Requirements for credential analysis to confirm identity of principal

Universal Citation: NV Admin Code 240.695

Current through September 16, 2024

1. To conduct a credential analysis for the purpose of identifying the principal pursuant to NRS 240.1997 and sections 15 and 20 , an electronic notary public shall use a reputable third-party vendor or software tool that:

(a) Demonstrates a proven credential analysis process that enables the electronic notary public to compare for consistency the information and photograph on a credential presented by a principal and the principal as viewed by the electronic notary public; and

(b) Employs a technology that:
(1) Requires a credential to pass a test of its authenticity that:
(I) Is consistent with sound commercial practices;

(II) Uses appropriate technologies to confirm the integrity of visual, physical or cryptographic security features;

(III) Uses appropriate technologies to confirm that the credential is not fraudulent or inappropriately modified; and

(IV) Uses information held or published by the issuer of the credential or another authoritative source, as available, to confirm the validity of the details of the credential; and

(2) Provides the output of the authenticity test to the electronic notary public.

2. If an electronic notary public is unable to validate a credential presented by a principal or determines that the information and photograph on the credential are not consistent with the principal as viewed by the electronic notary public, the electronic notary public must not:

(a) Complete the electronic notarial act; or

(b) Make any further attempt to complete an electronic notarial act for the principal by using the credential to confirm the identity of the principal.

Added to NAC by Sec'y of State by R065-19A, eff. 12/18/2019

NRS 240.017, 240.1991, 240.1997, 240.206

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