Find a notary with the right to apostille documents

Finding a notary with the right to apostille documents in the United Kingdom: what you need to know

In the United Kingdom, not every notary has the right to apostille documents. Usually, a notary certifies a signature, document or copy, after which it is necessary to contact the Legalisation Office of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCDO) to obtain an apostille. However, there is a category of notaries who have established cooperation with the FCDO, which speeds up the entire process.

The Consultant legal marketplace helps you find a trusted notary who will not only certify your documents but also ensure that they are apostilled in accordance with the requirements of the destination country.

Find a notary with apostille rights in London, Manchester, Birmingham

To avoid delays and errors in apostille certification, it is important to choose a notary who has experience and the right to interact with the FCDO for quick legalisation of documents.

Actions taken by lawyers to select a notary with the right to apostille:

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   analysis of the client's location and the urgency of the procedure;
2. selection of a verified notary with the appropriate powers;
3. agreement on the date and place of the meeting;
4. organisation of the submission of documents for apostille after certification by a notary.

As a result, the client will have access to a reliable notary who will quickly certify and apostille documents without unnecessary formalities.

Comprehensive notary + apostille service in the UK

The lawyers at the Consultant legal marketplace organise a turnkey service: notarisation and subsequent apostille certification of documents in a single procedure.

Actions taken by lawyers to provide full support to the client:

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   consultation on the type of document and the requirements of the country to which it is being submitted;
2. preparation of the document for notarisation (translation, templates, verification);
3. appointment with a notary who has experience in preparing documents for apostille;
4. submission of documents to the FCDO on behalf of the client;
5. monitoring of the apostille stages and delivery of the finished document to the client.

As a result, the client will receive a fully legalised document, ready for use in any jurisdiction.

Apostille in the United Kingdom through a notary: when it is needed, how to arrange it

An apostille confirms the validity of a document issued in the United Kingdom for use abroad. This is especially relevant for powers of attorney, applications, certificates, diplomas, contracts, etc.

Actions taken by lawyers to ensure the apostille of a document through a notary:

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  analysis of the type of document and determination of its apostilleability;
• verification of the need for notarisation before apostille;
• organisation of the entire process — from the notary to the apostille at the FCDO;
• delivery of apostilled documents to the specified address.

As a result, the client will receive a properly executed document with an apostille that is recognised in another country.