Jason M Streit

US Patent:

20050188204, Aug 25, 2005

Filed:

Feb 23, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/784708

Inventors:

Robert Rice - Brady TX, US
Jason Streit - Vernon TX, US

International Classification:

H04L009/00

US Classification:

713176000

Abstract:

A method, program, and system for notarizing and verifying documents via a distributed computer network are provided by the present invention. The invention includes creating an electronic version of the document on a client computer in the network, which is then encrypted and stored on a secure server in the computer network, wherein the stored electronic document may be retrieved by any client in the computer network. The signing party is then notified of the electronic document's identity and directed to the location of a certified notary within the signing party's geographic vicinity. The signing party visits the notary and retrieves the electronic document on the notary's client computer. The signing party then electronically signs the document using an electronic writing pad. The notary verifies the transaction and affixes his electronic signature to the document and also affixes an electronic image of his notary seal to the document and saves it on the server. Any certified notary in the network may then retrieve the signed, notarized document.

US Patent:

20060161781, Jul 20, 2006

Filed:

Jan 18, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/039232

Inventors:

Robert Rice - Brady TX, US
Jason Streit - Vernon TX, US

International Classification:

H04L 9/00

US Classification:

713176000

Abstract:

A method, program, and system for notarizing and verifying documents via a distributed computer network are provided by the present invention. The invention includes creating an electronic version of the document on a client computer in the network and inserting a pre-written acknowledgment template into said electronic document, wherein the acknowledgment template complies with local legal formalities for a certified party that has authority by law to verify and authenticate the signer of a document. The document is then encrypted and stored on a secure server in the computer network, wherein the stored electronic document may be retrieved by any client in the computer network. The signing party is then notified of the electronic document's identity and directed to the location of a certified notary within the signing party's geographic vicinity. The signing party visits the notary and retrieves the electronic document on the notary's client computer. The signing party then electronically signs the document using an electronic writing pad. The notary verifies the transaction and affixes his electronic signature to the document and also affixes an electronic image of his notary seal to the document and saves it on the server. Any certified notary in the network may then retrieve the signed, notarized document.

US Patent:

20020052896, May 2, 2002

Filed:

Apr 2, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/824529

Inventors:

Jason Streit - Austin TX, US
Marion Rice - Rochelle TX, US
Bindu Rao - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06F015/00

US Classification:

707/517000

Abstract:

An Internet-based drag and drop signature and date placement system is used by users such as lawyers, doctors, patients, nurses, home health care agencies, hospitals, etc. to gets documents signed after creators of the documents specify the signature and date locations and save them with or in the documents that need to be signed. The servers that store and provide documents employ digital certificates and other security mechanisms to make the retrieval of documents secure. Users therefore need digital certificates to retrieve documents from a secure document server before being able to sign them. A signer needs to have his signature captured once as ad electronic image signature so as to be able to use them for signing purposes subsequently. The creator of a document employs a document viewer on his computer or browser to drag and drop signature and/or date locations on his documents. The signature and date locations thus specified are saved, over the Internet, along with the document, and are subsequently used for placing electronic image signatures of signers when they sign the document, and for inserting dates as appropriate. More than one signers may be required to sign a document, and the order in which they must sign can be specified.

US Patent:

20150349962, Dec 3, 2015

Filed:

May 14, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/711873

Inventors:

- Brady TX, US
Jason Streit - Vernon TX, US

Assignee:

WWNotary - Brady TX

International Classification:

H04L 9/32
G06F 21/64

Abstract:

An electronic method and system for applying an electronic signature and e-notarization without active internet service is disclosed. An e-notary can sign and notarize one or more documents without an internet connection.