Online Notary UK: Secure, Professional Online Notarisation

Need a document notarised without the travel or the queues? Our online notary service lets you complete the notarisation by secure video call, from your home or office. Whether you’re an individual or a business, our qualified notaries make online notarisation simple, secure and legally recognised in the UK.

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Convenient, Time-Saving eNotary Services

Skip the journey and the waiting room. With our eNotary services, you can use a qualified online notary to notarise documents quickly from wherever you are. Most appointments take around 30 minutes, and your notarised document is sent to you electronically.

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A Secure and Reliable Online Notary

Security is built into every stage of our online notarisation process. Your identity is verified through a live video meeting and valid photo ID, and our notaries are regulated and highly experienced. See how secure online notarisation works and how we protect your data in our Data Protection Policy.

Our eNotary UK Services

Whether you’re an individual or a business, we offer online notarisation solutions designed around your needs.

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Remote Online Notarisation

Sign and notarise documents by video call with an online notary in the UK. Our remote online notarisation service covers powers of attorney, affidavits, certified copies and more.

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eApostille

Need your document recognised abroad? Our eApostille service certifies documents for international use online, with most requests processed within 24 to 48 hours.

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Business and Corporate Notary Services

Our online business notary service handles contracts, agreements, shareholder documents and other corporate paperwork, including several documents in a single session.

Why Choose Our Online Notary?

  • Qualified and regulated: our practice is regulated by the Faculty Office, and all our notaries are members of The Notaries Society. See our About Us page.
  • Fast and flexible: book a time that suits you, with no travel required.
  • Secure: live video identity checks, encrypted communications and secure document handling.
  • Wide range of documents: see the full list of documents we notarise online.
  • For UK and international use: we can add an apostille where your document will be used overseas.
  • Clear information: read our fees guide to understand what affects the cost.
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Free eNotary Guidance

Not sure what you need? Our team will help you understand the process, confirm what your document requires and prepare everything correctly before your appointment. We’re happy to advise on whether your document is suitable for online notarisation and whether the receiving organisation will accept it.

How Does Online Notarisation Work?

Getting your documents notarised online is quick and straightforward. Follow these three steps, or read our full How it Works guide.

Step 1

Schedule Your Appointment

Contact us to choose a time that suits you. We’ll confirm the documents and ID you need.

Step 2

Meet Your Online Notary

Join a secure video session with our qualified notary, who will verify your identity and witness the signing of your documents.

Step 3

Receive Your Notarised Document

Once notarised, we’ll send your document by email or secure file transfer, ready to use. If it’s needed abroad, we can arrange an eApostille too.

Is online notarisation legal in the UK? Read our guide to the legal position.

Frequently Asked Questions

Discover quick answers to common inquiries about our enotary services, processes, and expertise.

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An online notary service lets you notarise documents over a secure video call. A qualified notary verifies your ID, witnesses your signature and sends the notarised document electronically, usually within about 30 minutes. See our Remote Online Notarisation service or How it Works guide.

Some UK notaries and specialist platforms offer online notarisation, but not all do. Always choose a qualified notary regulated by the Faculty Office. eNotary Public UK is a trading name of Wharf Notaries, regulated by the Faculty Office. Full details are on our About Us page.

Often, yes. With no travel and appointments typically taking around 30 minutes, online notarisation is usually quicker than visiting in person. Our eApostille service is typically processed within 24 to 48 hours. Contact us with your deadline and we’ll confirm availability.

Check that the notary is qualified and regulated by the Faculty Office, offers a clear complaints route, verifies ID through a live video meeting, uses encryption and complies with UK GDPR. Pricing should also be transparent. See how we meet these standards on our About Us page.

Many do, as documents are often used abroad. Notaries must be satisfied that you understand what you’re signing, so a translation or interpreter may sometimes be needed. If you need support in a particular language, contact us before booking and we’ll advise.

Not always. Online notarisation is legally recognised in the UK, but acceptance depends on the receiving institution, and some documents may still need in-person witnessing. Check requirements with the recipient before booking. Read more in Is Online Notarisation Legal in the UK?

Check the notarial certificate for the notary’s name, signature, seal and date, and confirm the notary is regulated by the Faculty Office. You can also ask the issuing notary to confirm it. If the document carries an apostille, verify it with the issuing authority. See our eApostille service.

Reputable providers verify identity through live video and photo ID, encrypt video sessions and file transfers, and store documents securely with restricted access and audit trails. They also comply with UK GDPR. Read Is Online Notarisation Secure? for more.

Contact us to book and confirm your ID requirements, then submit your document. Verify your identity, attend the live video appointment with the notary and sign. You’ll then receive your notarised document electronically. See our full How it Works guide.

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