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It is likely you will need documents validated by a notary public if you are looking to move, work, study, or even travel abroad. This is often the case for legal documentation across Europe, the USA, South America and South Africa.
Reasons you could require a notary public include:
Preparation and execution of powers of attorney
Certifying documents for use abroad
Authorising paperwork for marriage licences
Authoring paperwork for working in a foreign country
Foreign adoptions
Visa applications
Handle the further certification of notarial seals by obtaining an apostille from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and other countries’ consulates
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There is often an urgent need for notarisation and time will be of the essence so you will be given a prompt and efficient service and will be kept up to date with the progress of your documents.
What do I need to know before I get my documents notarised?
What do I need to bring?
Provide, in advance, a copy of the documents to be notarised
Early discussion of your likely requirements is always advisable and may help to avoid unnecessary delays later. Along with the documents to be authenticated, you should bring correspondence or other forms of advice/requirements specified by third parties or foreign lawyers.
Proof of identity
Bring a current and valid passport or driving licence with adequate evidence of current residential address.
Apostille from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Further authentication from the relevant foreign consulate or embassy will often be required. Where it is, this process will involve delays and additional costs about which you will be properly informed.
Where are Paul Engelbrecht's Notary T&Cs?
Paul Engelbrecht's Notary Terms and Conditions can be found by clicking here.
Paul Engelbrecht's Notary notes and processes can be found here.
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