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What do you Need ?
- Your Documents
- Two government issued photo ID’s (Passport + drivers licence reco’d.)
- Smartphone or Computer with Camera”
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Online Notarisation
How it works:
Online notarisation allows people to notarise documents electronically without the need to visit the Notary.
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How it works:
Our Notaries are available Online, Anytime, Anywhere. No Appointment, No waiting!
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Remote Online Notary
Easy. Convenient. Secure.
Legally notarise or virtually commission your documents from the comfort of your own home or office.
- No app or account creation required
- Notarise your documents within minutes, at anytime convenient to you.
- Fully secure with encrypted digital signatures and audit log.
- End to End Encryption
- Documents recognised globally.
- 100% Refund Policy
Our Notary Public Prices
Affordable.Simple.Fast.
First Notary Stamp
£95
Next x5 Notary Stamps
£60/each
Extra Notary Stamps
£35/each
*VAT included*
Invoice available
Non UK Residents - Tax Free
Extra Signatory
£60/each
Witness (we can provide)
£35
*No VAT for Non-UK Residents*
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Is Online Notarisation Legal?
Yes, Online Notarisation is absolutely legal!
Lockdown led to changes in the law allowing our 300+ notaries and apostilles to legally notarise your documents online. As well as covering the UK our team can notarise your documents wherever you are in the world, giving your documents international recognition.
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How It Works
Step 1
Upload Documents
Step 2
Connect with Online Notary
Step 3
Sign your Documents Online
Document Notarisation
Documents that are Commonly Notarised
- Contracts
- Deeds
- Wills
- Affidavits
- Powers of Attorney
- Checks
- Money Orders
- Investment Documents
- Loan Agreements
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Academic Diplomas
- Professional Licenses
- Passports
- Travel Visa Applications
When you might need to have a Document Notarised
- When buying or selling a house
- When signing a will
- When signing a power of attorney
- When signing a loan agreement
- When signing a travel visa application
- When signing academic transcripts
- When signing professional licenses
- When signing a marriage certificate
- When signing a death certificate
Notarisation can also be used to verify the signature of a person who is unable to sign their own name, such as someone who is ill or elderly.
It is advisable to check with your receiving party as although the Remote Online Notary is legal, it will always be at the discretion of the receiving party as to acceptance.
We can accept most every document with the exception of the following:
1.Any documents that are being submitted to a foreign embassy.
2.Codicils & Testamentary Trusts
Our Notaries are better able to advise you if you have any queries during the online meeting.