Generally, when you sign a document in England or Wales that is to be used overseas or to certify a document that is to be used overseas.
For one document you should allow 40 minutes, for two to four documents you should allow up to an hour.
The notary will check your identity and address, proved by two separate documents. The notary will take copies of them, and they will be saved electronically. The notary will attend to authenticating or certifying your document; this will always require the notary to sign and attach their seal of office and date the document.
Fees start from £75 + VAT and disbursements. A fixed fee can usually be given in advance if the documents have already been prepared, are ready for signature and are emailed to our office.
The notary will provide the original document, which you have signed before him/her, now notarised. The notary will also provide you with a copy for your own records and a VAT invoice.
Documents will be released after payment