A Notary Public is a qualified lawyer who is authorised to certify legal and commercial documents that are used outside of the UK. See our article
What is a Notary? for more information.
You will need to provide proof of your identity and personal address. For companies, evidence that the company is active and existing and the capacity to sign documentation on its behalf is always required before we can proceed with notarisation of company documents.
Yes, we are happy to visit you at your home or place of work, although we do make a charge for travelling. Please call us on 01242 235202 if you would like to discuss a home or work visit.
In most cases a translation is needed for foreign documents before they can be signed and notarised.
Remote notarisation is sometimes possible. Please call us to discuss your requirements on 01242 235202
No – a Notary is not Solicitor. They are a different type of lawyer. A Solicitor’s priority is their clients, whereas a Notary’s priority has to be the transaction and the authenticity and validity of the documentation they are asked to notarise.
Only Notaries who have trained and qualified and who are regulated by the Faculty Office of England and Wales can act as a Notary in the UK.
Our current hourly rate for notarial work is £275 plus vat, with a minimum charge of £100 plus vat.
We charge for company work at our current hourly rate.
Please see our
terms and conditions of business or call us on 01242 235202 for more information.