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As part of their continuous drive to ease the mortgage process, Quicken Loans has recently developed an eClosing network, a mortgage closing with a digital note. It can be done one of three ways: an in-person hybrid eClosing, an in-person electronic notarization (IPEN), or a remote online notarization (RON). Hybrid eClosing is currently available for mortgage refinancing in all 50 states, though IPEN and RON are still being phased in. However, as more states adopt the technology, the growing network will allow any Quicken Loans mortgage to take advantage of the eClosing option.