1. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising: receiving, from a first computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from a second computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; identifying at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the first computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the second computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement.
1. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising: receiving, from a first computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from a second computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; identifying at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the first computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the second computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. 6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first and second computers are located at a common location.