If you have business interests overseas, authenticating and certifying documentation for use in foreign countries for legal authorities is often required. The signature and seal of a Notary mean that specific transactions or documents have been approved and sanctioned by a responsible and trusted legal officer.
When may your business need a Notary?
- Setting up a company overseas or providing evidence of an organisation’s existence
- Authenticating documents and facts, business documents and transactions
- Powers of Attorney
- Trademark and patent renewals/registrations
- Verification of translated documents
- Certification
- Tender documents
- Providing qualifications to prove an employee’s status to foreign authorities.
- Providing copies of documents or legalising documents (obtaining an Apostille)
- Taking oaths, declarations, depositions, and affidavits for use outside the UK
- Share dealings in the United States
- Protesting bills of exchange
- Evidence for foreign courts
- Legalisation at the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office or other relevant embassy/consulate
For further information or advice on our business Notary service please call 01753 889995 or email enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.
