The 3-Minute NOC: How Proof Speeds Up Projects

A Notice of Commencement is a short document that decides when a crew can start work, and the notary requirement attached to it routinely turns a three-minute form into a two-week delay. The NOC goes to the property owner and then waits: for them to find a notary, for an appointment around their job, for the executed original to come back. Meanwhile a crew is scheduled and equipment is staged.

Join us for 30 minutes on how solar companies and contractors are digitizing NOCs. What we will cover:

• A Notice of Commencement requires notarization before work can begin, which puts notary scheduling on the critical path for project start.
• Remote online notarization compresses NOC execution from a multi-day mail cycle into a single recorded session.
• Roughly 70% of documents notarized through Proof are returned within 24 hours, which is what makes same-week project starts realistic.
• Digital execution eliminates up to 75% of shipping costs and removes the rework caused by incorrectly executed paper originals.