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This research analyses the legality of electronic notarial deeds in Indonesia according to the UUJN and ITE laws. Then, a comparative study is carried out against the United States based on the Model Electronic Notarial Act and the Securing Act. The research uses normative methods. The research results show that if viewed from the UUJN and ITE Law, the Electronic Notarial Deed is not valid in Indonesia but is valid and recognized in the United States based on the Model Electronic Notarial Act and strengthened by the Securing Act. There are many similarities and differences regarding the legality of Electronic Notarial Deeds in Indonesia and the United States. However, it is hoped that Indonesia can harmonize the laws and regulations relating to Electronic Notarial Deeds and keep up with current developments so that Electronic Notarial Deeds can be recognized and declared valid/legal.

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