In 2027, Armenia will begin implementing an electronic notary services system. This was announced by Minister of Justice Srbuhi Galyan during the discussion of the state budget in parliament. The new service will become part of the public services digitalization program and is expected to simplify citizens’ interactions with notaries.

One of the key innovations will be the ability to receive notary services remotely using a dedicated video communication module. This will make it possible to process the necessary documents without mandatory in-person visits to a notary office. According to the minister, the transition to a digital format will help reduce the time citizens spend on obtaining services and make the relevant procedures more convenient.

In addition, next year the authorities intend to expand the functionality of the existing electronic bankruptcy system. Digitalization will thus encompass several areas of legal services at once. Meanwhile, specific details on the implementation of the electronic notary project, the timeline for its full-scale rollout, and the list of available remote operations have not yet been specified.