Personal

Personal

The principal role of a Notary is to provide independent proof of documents, transactions and facts to the satisfaction of authorities overseas.
Get in touch today

When Might You Need A Notary?


For individual clients this will usually involve dealing with the requirements of lawyers or others overseas who have advised that you need to get a document notarised or legalised.

Buying Or Selling Property Overseas

The Notary witnesses powers of attorney to enable the appointment of lawyers overseas.

Applying For Work Overseas

The Notary verifies and certifies copies of academic qualifications in support of applications.

Proving Your Identity To An Organisation Overseas

The Notary certifies copies of passports and other documents that may be needed.

Sponsoring A Friend Or Relative To Bring Them To The UK

The Notary drafts and/or witnesses the sponsorship declaration to satisfy UK entry requirements.

Freedom To Marry Abroad

The Notary certifies affidavits and declarations in support of marrying overseas.

Adoption Applications Relating To A Child Overseas

The Notary drafts and witnesses the often extensive application documents.

Share Dealings Or Time Shares In The USA

The Notary witnesses the signing of an acknowledgment in support of applications.

Legalising Documents At The Foreign & Commonwealth Office Or Relevant Embassy

The Notary makes the application (also known as obtaining an Apostille) using her experienced  agents.

Taking Oaths, Affidavits & Statutory Declarations

The Notary administers these for use in foreign jurisdictions or court proceedings.

Overseas Citizenship Of India (OCI)

The Notary drafts and witnesses declarations in support of applications.

Deceased Relatives With Overseas Assets

The Notary provides Certificates of English Law to enable the estate to be administered.

Consent To Travel

The Notary drafts and witnesses the appropriate document.

Pensions From An Overseas Provider

The Notary confirms the continuing existence (proof of life) of those entitled to overseas pensions.
Share by: