What is a requirement for an electronic seal used in online notarizations?

An electronic seal used in online notarizations must include the notary's name and commission expiration date to ensure that the notarization can be properly identified and verified. This information is crucial as it provides the necessary identifiers that validate the authority of the notary public. Including the notary's name helps establish who performed the notarization, and the commission expiration date informs users of the timeframe during which the notary is authorized to perform their duties. This transparency is essential for maintaining the integrity of notarized documents in a digital environment, where the authenticity of the documents can be more challenging to establish.

The other requirements, such as a raised texture, a photo, or special printing paper, do not apply to electronic seals in online notarizations, as these elements are more relevant to traditional, paper-based notarization processes. An electronic seal is inherently digital and does not utilize physical attributes like texture or paper.