Notary Public Legalisation is a notarial service we provide from our London notaries offices on a daily basis. UK Documents are Legalised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by way of Apostille Certificate. To obtain such an Apostille it will be necessary for the document to first be signed and stamped by a Notary, a process often referred to as Notarisation.
When the London Notary Public signs and stamps the document they must:
We are delighted to announce that our London Notary Public website, located at url: www.mdpryke-notary.com is now available to our clients in multiple languages. As a Notary Public in London, we are continually dealing with international Notary clients where English may not be their first language. On this basis user improvements have been incorporated into our London Notary Public website to enable notaries clients to pick and choose which language they wish to use ...
Continue Reading →Often our Notary Public offices will be contacted by clients seeking to Notarise Companies House documents. Below is a brief guide.
In these instances the Companies House document can be notarised without requiring the signature of an authorised officer of the Company. On this basis often no meeting with the London Notary Public is required. ...
Continue Reading →Recently a new Electronic Datacheck Service has been introduced called HEDD. HEDD stands for Higher Education Degree Datacheck.
Most quality Notary Publics, when certifying and notarising a UK Degree Certificate will include the following certifications within their Notarial Certificate:
For those individuals who are new to using the services of a notary public it is not unusual to be confused as to the potential costs. For example many individuals search the internet for “free notary public services“. There are however no such things as free services provide by Notary Publics. The notary rules require a Notary Public to charge a proper fee which is appropriate for the level of notary service offered. Consequently it is always advisable to ...
Continue Reading →The profession of a Notary Public is regulated by The Faculy Office. The responsibility of a Notary Public is governed by 3 key codes of law and conduct. These are:
Our Notaries Public office are often ask questions such as:
Set out below is a breif guide for our Notaries clients.
The early Roman officials generally known as scribae were public officials, originally copiers and transcribers. This is considered by most as the first step towards modern day London Notaries. Notwithstanding the later evolution of Notary Publics into a legal profession, the primary function of Scribae was to record ...
Continue Reading →Notary Public Matthew Pryke provides brief comments on the Enterprise v Europcar Trade Mark Infringement case. The case involved a claim for trade mark infringement and passing off following Europcar’s adoption of a new green “E” logo.
To read the whole article please click this link http://www.hamlins.co.uk/blog-post-1/
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A Notary Public must certify only those things which he has been able to personally verify. This requires a level of understanding and knowledge of the contents of the document being certifed which goes well beyond most other professional certified copies. The Notary’s Notarial certificate must unequivocally confirm those things and only those things. A Notary may be deemed to have verified the original even if he has not done so. If therefore a Notary Public is ...
Continue Reading →Following on from Part 1 in our Notary Public series on Document Certification we move onto Part 2 of this free certification guide. This article considers how to obtain a Certified Passport copy from a Notary Public.
Notarised Passport Copies are often required for overseas matters including:
Certified Passport Copy – Notary Public Examples