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I am a full time
Public Notary based in the West Midlands and offer a full range
of notarial services to private and commercial clients.
I provide a daily service from 9:30am to 2:00pm in Birmingham and
from 2:30pm onwards in Walsall. I am also available to see clients
at short notice out of office hours by appointment. |
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Drafting
and/or Witnessing - Power of Attorney, Affidavit, Declaration, Deed
and other documents
Certification – copy documents, photos etc Change of Name Declarations
– preparation and notarisation
Marriage/Divorce – confirmation of single status/certification
of marriage certificate/Divorce documents
Adoption – notarisation of documents
...More services for individuals
Certifying company documents
Certificate of Incorporation
Articles of Association
Memorandum of Association
Notarising Certificate ...More services
for businesses |
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A Notary is a qualified lawyer
who holds an internationally recognised public office. His signature
and seal is accepted as evidence of his status in almost all countries.
Notaries belong to the oldest legal profession in England and are
appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and governed by the rules
of the Court of Faculties. Where a Notary also practises as a solicitor,
the rules require a notary practice to be independent and separate
from a solicitor’s practice.
The functions of a Notary differ to those of a solicitor. Whereas
a solicitor is authorised to draft and execute documents for use in
England and Wales, a Notary serves as a specialist to prepare and
notarise documents for use abroad.
It may be noted that even within the United Kingdom, a Notarial act
or instrument has been accorded greater weight as authentic evidence
(Civil Procedure Rule 32.20). Therefore, notarial services may also
be considered for documents to be used in this country |
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You may need to use a Notary public to
do the folowing;
- get a certified copy of a passport
- certify copies of other documents such as examination certificates
- buy or sell property abroad
- transfer property
- set up a Power of Attorney for use abroad
- make a statutory declaration or swear an oath or affidavit
- confirm your single status in order to marry abroad
- obtain duplicate documents for lost passports or your other important
documents
- get an Apostille or legalisation
- have your contracts authenticated by a notary
- have a commercial translation certified by a notary
- assign patents, trade marks or domain names
- any other documents for use abroad, which require a notary stamp
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