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:

Affidavits: Legally sworn statements required for various legal matters.
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.
Statutory Declarations: Verifying the truth of statements for official purposes.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Can you notarise documents for use in other countries?

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

What do I need to provide for notarising my documents?

You’ll need to present a valid form of ID, the document(s) requiring notarisation, and any relevant supporting materials.

Are there documents that cannot be notarised remotely?

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

How long does it take to notarise a document?

Most documents can be notarised within 30 minutes, but this may vary depending on the document type and any additional requirements.

Can you provide certified copies of documents?

Yes, we can notarise certified copies of documents such as passports, IDs, and educational certificates.

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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