Notary Public
FAQs
- How much will I be charged for notary services?
- What is a notary public?
- What do I need to take to my appointment with a notary public?
- How long will my appointment with a notary public take?
You may be planning to get married abroad, or perhaps you’ve already booked a wedding in another country. You need your ID documentation and usually your marital status verifying by a notary public before you jet off to make your vows.
The marriage officials in the country in which you intend to marry will often require documents proving your identity, your address and your legal right to marry. They will be able to advise you what documentation is needed. Will can certify your documents to prove they are genuine.
If you have been provided with a document by the other country’s marriage officials, it is likely that this will need to be signed and executed before a notary. We can advise whether or not this document needs to be legalised by the UK embassy.
Our notary is regulated by The Faculty of the Archbishop of Canterbury. A notary public's seal and signature are recognised worldwide.
We can provide flexible appointments, often at short notice, at a location convenient to you.
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If you would like to speak to our Notary Public please contact 0113 232 1030 or complete the following form:
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