Tag Archives: Notary Public
Notarising Romanian Documents
Kobalt Notaries Limited can assist with Notarising Romanian documents, which include: Declarations Powers of Attorney Letters of Consent for a Child to Travel Preparing Certified Copies of all types of documents Contracts Sale and Purchase Agreements We can also advise … more…
Notarising US Documents
Kobalt Notaries Limited can assist with Notarising US documents, which include: Warranty Deeds Bills of Sale Assignment Deeds Lease Contracts Trust Agreements Spousal Waiver Forms Statements of Consent or Special Circumstances: Issuance of a Passport to a Minor under age … more…
Apostille
The purpose of the Apostille is to verify that the document to which it is attached has been signed, sealed or stamped by a UK public official such as a Notary Public. An Apostille is a certificate issued and attached … more…
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a document that gives someone else (the Attorney) the power to act on your behalf and represent you in relation to matters generally or in relation to specific matters as set out in the Power … more…
Powers of Attorney for Italy
Kobalt Notaries Limited regularly notarises Powers of Attorney for Italy for both companies and private clients. If you are buying or selling a property in Italy and you will not be there during the conveyancing process then it is most likely … more…
Notarising Documents – Opening a Foreign Bank Account
If you are in the process of opening a foreign bank account and you wish to sign the application form(s) here in England then the bank may require your signature on the application form(s) and your identity to be certified … more…
Notarised Copies
Having a “Notarised Copy” of a document usually means that a Notary Public has certified the copy document as a true copy of the original. Notarised Copies of documents are used for many purposes such as applications to work abroad, … more…
“I Just Need My Document To Be Witnessed By A Notary”
It is a misconception that a Notary Public simply “witnesses” someone signing a document. In England & Wales, Notaries are highly qualified lawyers who have obtained academic qualifications from a University specific to their role followed by two years post-qualification … more…
Legalisation
Legalisation is the UK Government’s confirmation that a public official’s signature, seal or stamp on a document is genuine. The Govenment body that legalises documents in the UK is the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, known as the FCO. There are … more…
