Ind. Code § 33-42-17-3

(3) outside the United States if: (A) the requested notarial act is not prohibited in the jurisdiction where the principal is present at the time of the remote notarial act; and (B) the remote notarial act concerns a matter that: (i) is before a court, a governmental entity, or another entity in; (ii) concerns a property located in; or (iii) relates to a transaction substantially connected to a territory or jurisdiction of; the United States. (f) A remote notarial act that is performed using audiovisual communication technology described in subsection (c) must be captured by an audiovisual recording, regardless of whether the requested remote notarial act is completed. (g) Before performing a remote notarial act described in subsections (b) and (c), a remote notary public shall inform the participating parties that the remote notarial act will be captured by an audiovisual recording. (h) An audiovisual recording of a remote notarial act must include the following: (1) A recitation of the following by the remote notary public: (A) Identifying information sufficient to identify the specific remote notarial act performed. (B) A statement explaining one (1) of the following: (i) That the principal's identity is authenticated through the remote notary public's personal knowledge of the principal's identity. (ii) That the identity of the principal is authenticated by a credible witness. (2) A confirmation by the principal that the principal's electronic signature is freely and voluntarily issued. (i) Regardless of the physical location of the principal at the time of the notarial act, the validity of a remote notarization performed by a remote notary public commissioned in Indiana must be determined under the laws of this state.