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Services which a Notary Public can provide for Individuals

  • Writer: Michael Callaghan
    Michael Callaghan
  • May 14
  • 1 min read

A notary public is authorised to authenticate and certify documents for use abroad. Their role is distinct from solicitors, as they act as impartial witnesses to ensure documents are legally recognised in foreign jurisdictions. The majority of notary publics are also solicitors.



Common Personal Services


Most individuals require a notary for cross-border legal or financial matters: 


  •   Property Abroad: Witnessing signatures on deeds and transfer documents for buying or selling overseas real estate.


  •   Powers of Attorney: Authenticating documents that grant someone legal authority to act on your behalf in another country.


  •   Education & Employment: Certifying original degree certificates, transcripts, and professional qualifications for overseas visa or job applications.


  •   Family Matters: Notarising consent forms for children travelling with one parent, marriage applications for weddings abroad, and adoption paperwork.


  •    Identity Verification: Providing certified copies of passports, driving licences, and "Proof of Life" certificates for overseas pensions.


  •    Legal Declarations: Administering oaths, affirmations, and statutory declarations for use in foreign courts.  



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Michael Callaghan is a Notary Public in based in Chelmsford, Essex. He also has offices in Ipswich, Suffolk and at Kingsley Wood in central London. He is experienced in assisting individuals with all of their notarial needs.


Michael can offer flexible appointments at a time convenient to you.




Contact Michael for advice and for a no obligation quote.



 
 

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