What does a notary public do?
A notary public can notarise documents, witness signatures and declarations, and certify copies or identity documents for use in the UK or overseas, depending on the document and destination requirements.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Helpful answers for individuals, professionals, and businesses arranging notarial services.
Ask a questionWhat should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring the document to be notarised, a valid form of identification, and any supporting papers that help confirm the details. If copies are needed, bring the original documents as well.
How long does notarisation usually take?
The time needed depends on the document type, the checks required, and whether any supporting evidence is missing. We will explain the process clearly once we review your enquiry.
How are fees calculated?
Fees vary according to the type of notarial work, the number of documents, and any additional checks required. We can explain the likely costs before any work is carried out.
Do I need to attend in person?
Yes, many documents need to be signed in person so identity can be checked and the notarial act can be completed properly. We will let you know if an appointment is required for your document.