Watch this video to find out how to save on Notary fees. In our latest free Notary Secrets video we provide tips and advice on getting the Notary services for the fee you are happy to pay.
Our advice focussed on:
1. Seeking Notary Quotes in advance.
2. Making 20% savings by finding a London Notary who is not registered for VAT.
3. Getting details of the legalisation steps required. ...
You need documents Notarised in a hurry and we are here to help! It is very usual for people and businesses to require Notarised and Legalised documents at short notice and even on the same day. Is this possible you ask? Absolutely, in this video guide, our London Notary Public provides free Notary advice on how this can be achieved and the steps individuals should take to get documents notarised ...
Continue Reading →Can it be true? Can I sign my document and have it accepted without a Notary? It’s is much more usual for documents in the UK to be signed without the need for a Notary Public to witness the document. So how do you find out if you need a Notary stamp on your document? Watch our short video to find out.
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Continue Reading →Free Apostille Legalisation advice is key to ensure your Notarised document will be accepted. What is an Apostille? Do I even need a Legalisation Certificate? How do I get Apostille and how quickly can I get a certificate and who issues a Legalisation stamp.
In our latest episode of Notary Secrets, we explain how we can get Apostilles issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the same day. As always, if you have any questions or would like us ...
Continue Reading →As a Notary I am committed to create a new opportunity for businesses and people seeking Notary services. This Notary secrets video is the first episode in a number of mini videos to demystify Notary and legalisation services. We would love to hear from you, with any questions and information which would assist you.
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Continue Reading →London Notary Public Matthew Pryke raised £4,000 for the Fine & Country Foundation, of which he is a trustee.
Earlier this year Matthew Pryke took part in the 4 Desert Challenge to run across the Gobi Desert in China, referred to as the Gobi March. The tough ultra marathon challenge in China involved undertaking 7 marathons in 6 days in searing heat and sometimes freezing temperatures. Matthew has been a trustee of the Fine & Country Foundation, which fights the causes of homelessness, for ...
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The Faculty Office, the regulatory body for each Notary Public in England and Wales, has recently published its guidance on steps to be taken by Notary Publics to embrace the recent review of the legal market undertaken by the CMA. The Faculty Office is now seeking input and answers to the questions posed from Notary Publics and ...
Our Notary Public Offices in London are conveniently located on Regent Street near to Oxford Circus Tube. Whilst this is convenient and accessible from many locations in London we are conscious our London notary clients can sometimes be in a rush to access our offices to get documents notarised and legalised in the same day. On this basis we have created 3 short video guides to enable people to identify and locate our offices easily.
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The Annual Notaries Society Conference run by The Notaries Society took place on Thursday 28 September at The Mermaid Theatre in London. The Conference was a lively event with a full agenda of matters to cover. Top of the agenda was the recent decision of the Lord Chancellor to refuse the ICAEW the right to become a Regulated Body ...
If you need to legalise a document for use in China you will need to deal with the Chinese Embassy in London. The Chinese Embassy is very particular about the manner in which Notarised documents can then be legalised. Once the document is notarised it must then be legalised by way of Apostille certificate issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The next step is to present this legalised and notarised document to the Chinese Embassy, so additional Consular stamps can ...
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