Documents we can eNotarise

Whether it’s for personal, corporate, or international purposes, our enotary services cover a wide range of documents. Explore the types of documents we specialise in notarising to meet your specific needs with accuracy and efficiency.

Personal Documents

Our enotary services cover a variety of personal documents, ensuring they are legally recognised and accepted:

  • Powers of Attorney: Granting authority to someone to act on your behalf in legal or financial matters.
  • Wills and Testaments: Ensuring your final wishes are legally valid and protected.

Corporate Documents

Streamline your business operations with our corporate notarisation services:

  • Contracts and Agreements: Legally binding documents requiring notarisation for business dealings.
  • Memorandums and Articles of Association: Essential for company formation and compliance.
  • Shareholder Agreements: Securing the rights and obligations of stakeholders.
  • Employment and HR Documents: For legal and international use.

International Documents

For individuals and businesses dealing with international matters, we provide notarisation for:

  • Certified Copies of Passports and IDs: For immigration, visa applications, or overseas business dealings.
  • Apostilles and Legalisation Documents: Ensuring your documents are recognised abroad.
  • Educational Certificates: For studying or working overseas.
  • Property Transactions: For buying or selling property internationally.

Other Documents

We can also notarise specialised documents, including:

  • Marriage Certificates
  • Divorce Papers
  • Adoption Documents
  • Court Orders
  • Banking and Financial Documents

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Yes, we specialise in international notarisation and can provide eapostilles or legalisation services if required.

Certain legal documents may require in-person notarisation. Please consult with us to determine the best approach for your needs.

Look for a regulated notary experienced with property paperwork, especially where the property is overseas or the buyer or seller lives abroad. Check that the recipient will accept electronically notarised documents. We notarise property documents online. See the documents we notarise.

Storage varies by provider, and some charge for extended storage or retrieval, so ask before you book. We send your notarised document electronically by email or secure file transfer, so you can keep your own copy. Contact us to ask about our arrangements.

Online notarisation is legally recognised in the UK when carried out by a qualified notary, but acceptance depends on the document and the receiving authority. Notarising a will is most often needed for overseas use. Read Is Online Notarisation Legal in the UK?

Yes, provided the receiving country accepts electronically notarised documents, so check with the recipient first. We can also add an apostille or arrange legalisation for use abroad. See our eApostille service and remote online notarisation.

Yes, provided the receiving country accepts electronically notarised documents, so check with the recipient first. We can also add an apostille or arrange legalisation for use abroad. See our eApostille service and remote online notarisation.

Contact us to book and confirm your ID requirements. Submit the document, verify your identity, then sign in a live video session with the notary. You’ll receive the notarised document electronically. Read our guide to an online notary for power of attorney.

Yes. We can notarise certified copies of educational certificates and transcripts, which are often needed for study or work overseas. If they’re going abroad, an apostille may also be required. See the documents we notarise and our eApostille service.

Choose a regulated notary with experience in corporate documents, who can handle multiple documents in one session. We notarise contracts, shareholder agreements, articles of association and employment documents. Find out more about our online business notary service.

Check that the notary is regulated by the Faculty Office, verifies identity by live video and handles data securely. Confirm the receiving party will accept the document. Read how we protect your information in our Data Protection Policy.

You’ll need a valid government-issued photo ID, the document to be notarised and any relevant supporting materials. You also need a device with a camera and a stable internet connection. Contact us and we’ll confirm exactly what your document requires.

It may be possible, depending on the document and who will receive it. Some legal documents still need in-person witnessing, so we’d review yours first. Contact us with details and we’ll advise on the best approach.

Our eNotary Services

Whether you’re an individual or a business, we offer a range of enotarisation solutions designed to meet your specific needs.

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Sign and notarise documents online through a secure and easy-to-use platform, recognised and legally valid in many jurisdictions.

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Our eApostille service ensures your documents are certified for international use quickly, securely, and entirely online, saving you time and effort.

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We offer specialised notarisation services for businesses, including contracts, agreements, and other corporate documents.

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