How to Become a NotarioPH by QLegal ENP Partner

Create your NotarioPH by QLegal account and complete the ENP Application Form with your personal, professional, and notarial information.

Submit the required information and supporting documents for identity, professional, and eligibility verification.

Complete the NotarioPH by QLegal course covering electronic notarization, NotarioPH by QLegal workflows, security, data privacy, compliance, and ENP responsibilities. Upon passing, you will receive your NotarioPH by QLegal ENP Certificate.

Prepare and submit your application through the Supreme Court Electronic Notarization Portal.

Key documents to prepare:

• ENP Application Form
• ₱3,000 application fee — proof of payment through the Judiciary ePayment System (JePS)
• IBP Certificate of No Pending Case
• MCLE Certificate
• Current Professional Tax Receipt (PTR)
• Electronic Notarization Facility (ENF) Provider Certification

After submission, the Electronic Notary Services (ENS) conducts an initial assessment and verifies the completeness and correctness of your application.

Qualified applicants are then scheduled for a Virtual Summary Hearing, where their knowledge of the Rules on Electronic Notarization and proper use of an Electronic Notarization Facility (ENF) are assessed.

Upon successful evaluation, the Supreme Court issues the Certificate Evidencing the Electronic Notarial Commission.

Upload your Supreme Court ENP Commission Certificate to your NotarioPH by QLegal dashboard and message NotarioPH by QLegal Tech Support for verification.

Once verified, your Applicant-ENP account is upgraded to a Certified ENP Account, giving you access to the applicable NotarioPH by QLegal electronic notarization tools and enabling you to serve clients through the platform.

Once certified, you may now join the NotarioPH by QLegal ENP Partner Network.