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A Notary Public is an officer of the law a status recognised internationally
It is the oldest branch of the legal profession dating back to Roman times. Notaries are appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and are subject to regulation by the Court of Faculties. A professional Notary must be fully insured and maintain fidelity cover for the protection of clients and the public.
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The services of a Notary Public are required because many countries see the Notary as being at the pinnacle of the independent legal professions.
Any document required for use oversees but signed for in this country normally needs to be done in the presence of a Notary Public. A Notary Public will also sign and validate the documents and finally it will be sealed with a unique stamp.
Should the document need to be validated by the Foreign Office or Foreign Consulate I will ensure this process is completed.
For most overseas documents it is not sufficient for a solicitor to authenticate the information.
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Fees are based on the time spent and the complexity involved in a particular matter.
Time will be required not only notarising the documents but may also include preliminary advice, research required to authenticate documents, contact with the Foreign Office and record keeping.
The fee is normally payable at the appointment and I accept cash or cheque.
The practice is not VAT registered, therefore VAT will not be added to your bill.
For a quotation please contact me.
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