Notaries are the oldest (and least known) branch of the legal profession in the UK. They are appointed by the Court of Faculties of the Archbishop of Canterbury and are regulated by the Master of the Faculties. The rules for notaries are similar to the rules that affect solicitors. The signature and seal of a notary verifies to the relevant authorities in a foreign country that the appropriate checks have been carried out and that your documents are authentic.
Notaries are part of the oldest branch of the legal profession in the UK, appointed by the Court of Faculties and the Archbishop of Canterbury and regulated by the Master of the Faculties. A signature and seal of a notary verifies to relevant authorities that the document is genuine and that appropriate checks have been carried out.
What are notaries?
If you need a document to be verified for use overseas, chances are you will need a notary.
Notaries provide services to businesses and individuals. Clients call on us for things like authentication and certification of documents.
Our notary services include:
- authentication and certification of documents
- taking affidavits, oaths and statutory declarations
- verification of documents (including copies) such as passports
- authenticating business documents and transactions
- execution of documents relating to the purchase or sale of property or businesses abroad
- dealing with signature or execution of powers of attorney,
- and verification of identity
- completion of Land Registry ID1 forms
Laura Marchington practices as an Independant Notary Public to comply with the Notarial Practice Rules 2019.
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Meet Our Notarial Services Team
Liz Dalgetty
Consultant Solicitor & Notary Public
Tel: +44 (0) 1306 502251
Email: Liz Dalgetty
Laura Marchington
Associate Solicitor
Tel: +44 (0) 1306 502273
Email: Laura Marchington