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Amman, May 31 (Petra) –The Ministry of Justice has announced the
steps required to activate electronic notary services for Jordanian
citizens both within the Kingdom and abroad, allowing legal
transactions to be completed electronically and efficiently.
In a statement released on Sunday, the Ministry explained that users
must download and activate the “Sanad” app, enable their digital
identity and digital signature, and obtain the PIN code associated
with the digital signature.
The Ministry noted that the final requirement is to register for an
account on the Ministry of Justice’s e-services portal through the
dedicated online platform. Once registered, users can access
electronic notary services and carry out their legal transactions
remotely.
//Petra// WH