НОТАРІАЛЬНЕ ЗАСВІДЧЕННЯ КОПІЇ ДОКУМЕНТА У ВЕЛИКІЙ БРИТАНІЇ ✅ NOTARY SERVICES ✅ SERVICES

Actions of the lawyer:

alyses the client's request and the legal purpose of using the document;
determines whether a specific document is subject to notarisation under English law (for example, some electronic or non-original documents are not subject to notarisation);
provides a written or oral legal opinion on the possibility of certifying a copy of the document;
provides recommendations on alternative methods of legalisation (if notarisation is not possible).

Actions of the notary:

performs a visual inspection of the original document;
checks whether the document meets the requirements of authenticity (presence of signatures, seals, dates);
makes an exact copy of the document for certification or verifies the copy provided by the client;
prepares a Notarial Certificate with wording confirming that the copy corresponds to the original.

Notary's actions:

signs the Notarial Certificate;
affixes the seal and official details of the notary in accordance with the requirements of the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury (the body that regulates the activities of notaries in England and Wales);
creates the final document: a notarised copy with an attached certificate.

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Notarisation of document copies in the United Kingdom: fast, legal, risk-free

Do you need to have a copy of a document notarised in the United Kingdom for submission to foreign institutions, banks or when applying for a visa? The Consultant legal marketplace team offers professional services for notarising copies of documents in accordance with the requirements of UK law. We guarantee the legitimacy and accuracy of your document, which is recognised by public and private entities in the United Kingdom and abroad.

What is a notarised copy of a document and why is it needed?

A notarised copy of a document is an official confirmation by a notary that the copy of the document is an accurate and true copy of the original. This service is mandatory if:

copies of documents are submitted to foreign institutions (e.g. universities, consulates, immigration services);
you need to certify a copy of your passport or certificate in connection with inheritance, marriage, residency, etc.;
the requirement for a notarised copy is part of the identity verification (KYC) or compliance procedure.

This is not just a formality — it is legal confirmation of the authenticity of the copy, which reduces the risk of fraud and ensures trust in the documents you provide.

How does the certification of copies of documents take place in the United Kingdom?

A lawyer from our team accompanies the client at every stage of the procedure:

analyses the document and determines whether it can be notarised;
checks the availability of the original, the authenticity of the signature or seal (if necessary);
prepares a Notarial Certificate in English, which is attached to the copy;
at the client's request, organises further apostille of the notarised copy of the document at the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO);
provides advice on the international use of the certified copy.

All procedures are carried out in accordance with the standards of notarial practice in England and Wales.

How much does it cost to have a copy of a document notarised in London and other cities in the United Kingdom?

The price of notarising documents in the United Kingdom depends on the number of documents, the complexity of the verification and the need for additional procedures (apostille, translation, delivery). The average cost of one certified copy is from £60. Consultant offers flexible rates and urgent services for its clients.

Conclusion

The service of notarising copies of documents in the United Kingdom is an important legal action that gives your copies official status. By contacting the Consultant legal marketplace, you get a legal, fast and professional solution to this task in accordance with international standards.