What is a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is an officer of the law. They are senior lawyers who, in addition to practising in their chosen legal field, complete the prescribed Notarial Practice Course and gain accreditation from the Legal Profession Admission Board to be admitted to the Supreme Court as a Notary.
The role of a Notary involves verifying and certifying documents to ensure their authenticity and validity in a foreign jurisdiction. Notaries are entrusted with the responsibility of confirming the identity of signatories, witnessing signatures, and attesting to the execution of various legal documents.
Notaries are often compared to "an International Justice of the Peace" due to the nature of their work, which primarily revolves around handling documentation required by clients for international purposes.
Notary Public Services We Can Assist With
- Authenticating Government, business and personal documents and information for use overseas
- Witnessing signatures and authenticating identity
- Certifying true copies of documents for use overseas
- Administering Oaths
- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Apostilles
- Providing Exemplifications of official documents
Costs
Notary services are charged in accordance with the Public Notaries Act 1997 (NSW) scale of fees.
Payment for the provision of notary services must be made at the time of appointment.
Appointments for notary services are essential.
Contact Erin Kerr for all notary enquiries and appointments.
Call 02 6049 4400 to book professional notary public services in Albury-Wodonga.
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