Civil-law notaries are public officials whose powers and duties are defined by statute. A notary acts as an official, unbiased witness to the identity and signature of the person who comes before the notary for doing transaction. The electronic notarization initiative was established by the article 198/A of the Notary Law to enhance electronic transactions in law of notary. After coming into force Electronic Signature Act e-notarization allows qualified notaries public to perform notarizations electronically, in compliance with provisions of the amended Notary Law. A civil-law notary arranges the documents electronically by using of a trustworthy electronic signature. Electronic notarization is a process whereby a notary affixes an electronic signature and notary seal using a secure a password to an electronic document. A civil-law notary who performing an electronic notarial act must attached to the electronic document the notary's electronic signature in order to complete the electronic notarial act. Electronic notarization does not mean that the notary can perform the electronic notarizations remotely in most legal transactions. In most notary transactions it is still require that the participants and the notary must all be physically present at the time of signing of the act. The basic rule of every notarial act, whether it is paper-based or electronic, is the physical presence of the signer before the notary. In this way a notary is able to enlighten about the legal effects and results of the transaction and each principal can fully understand and evaluate the legal implications of transaction. A notary shall safeguard the notary's electronic signature, the notary's electronic seal, and all other electronic notarial records. Also a notary performing electronic notarial acts must keep, maintain, and protect personal data of each principal.