The emergence and spread of the "Internet" phenomenon and the increasing growth of electronic commerce have made the transformation of traditional structures related to administrative and commercial affairs inevitable. In this regard, some issues such as keeping pace with the new necessities of the business world (speed, cheapness and similarity of electronic documents with data) have strengthened the idea of digitizing documents and international treaties. In this article, we will examine the dimensions of opportunities and threats of the digitization of documents and international treaties, emphasizing the role of current notaries and the principles and rules of document registration. Analyzing the articles of the Electronic Commerce Law, the Document and Real Estate Registration Law, the Notary Public Law, the Regulations of Electronic Service Offices, and the Model Notary Public Law will be the key to solving many issues and answering questions raised in the field of digitization of international documents and treaties, so that the opportunities and threats ahead in the system of electronicization of international documents and treaties can be identified.

International documents and treaties digitization of documents notary offices electronic commerce law.