Web Notariat provides proof and validation services for online digital content based on thorough knowledge of networking protocols and patented technology.

We empower you to use ANY web page as evidence. For any legal purpose whatsoever; from personal records archiving, resume building, to enterprize legal uses and litigation.

We are committed to protecting the privacy of our clients due to the nature of our services

granting digital rights influences the quality of legal and pirated digital goods, and how this affects their value to sellers accustomed to delivering these goods as physical artifacts.

Our service is based on new technology and a new age of digital media. We expect our service to be of significant value to the following areas: Justice Police Judicial Processes Criminal Law Corrections Victimology Criminology Research Methods Criminal Investigation Criminal Procedure Social Discrimination Evidence Constitutional Law Counseling Ethics in CJ Justice Administration Internship Forensic Law Forensic Computing Intelligence Analysis Profiling Terrorism Counterterrorism National Security Law Homeland Security War on Drugs Forensic Accounting Forensic Psychology Forensic Archaeology etc

We have received orders and inquiries regarding: Digital rights management, DRM, piracy, digital piracy, intellectual property, IP, copyright, channel conflict, cannibalization, ebook, model developers, price and valuation from the following : Business people Carreer Professionals Schools NGO's Government Agencies Government Legal Centers Divorce Lawyers etc for ex. I am a professional and my name is mentioned in several places around the web. Why do I need Digital Web Notary? If, for example, your involvement in a project is not well established other than in a web reference you should digitally stamp that web page before it disappears. You can later use this Personal Records Archiving service to prove your activity to potential employers, profiling organizations etc. You would otherwise have no way of proving that and your claim would have to be based solelly on personal trust.