1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Securing and Enabling Commerce Using Remote and Electronic Notarization Act of 2020 . 2. Definitions In this Act: (1) Commissioned The term commissioned , with respect to a notary public, includes a notary public who is appointed and licensed. (2) Electronic; electronic record; electronic signature; information; person; record The terms electronic , electronic record , electronic signature , information , person , and record have the meanings given those terms in section 106 of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act ( 15 U.S.C. 7006 ). (3) Law The term law includes any statute, regulation, or rule. (4) Notarization The term notarization includes any act— (A) that a notary public may perform under Federal law, including this Act, or under the laws of the State in which the notary public is commissioned, without regard to whether the notary public performs the act— (i) with respect to a tangible or electronic record; or (ii) in an individual, official, or representative capacity; and (B) in which an individual making a statement or executing a record is not in the physical presence of a notary public but is able to communicate with the notary public simultaneously by sight and sound through an electronic device or process at the time of the act. (5) Requirement The term requirement includes a duty, a standard of care, and a prohibition. (6) Simultaneously The term simultaneously , with respect to a communication between parties— (A) means that each party communicates substantially simultaneously and without unreasonable interruption or disconnection; and (B) includes a reasonably short delay that is inherent in, or common with respect to, the method used for the communication. (7) Stamp or seal of office The term stamp or seal of office means an image that— (A) contains information as specified under the law of the State in which a notary public is commissioned; (B) a notary public uses to authenticate the notarization of a record