When using a London notary service, you’ll often need to engage with several bodies. Here are links that may be useful when trying to legalise a document with a notary in London.
This link takes you to the UK government’s website. The page explains all you need to know about legalising documents issued in the UK. It guides you through the process of getting an ‘apostille’ (stamped official certificate) attached to your document. The page includes:
As a London notary, I belong to this professional society. It represents practising Notary Publics in London, and throughout England and Wales, too. The website contains useful information for those in the profession and the wider public. Among the pages you’ll find:
This link takes you to the website of The Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury. This body is responsible for regulating and governing the Notary Practice. The page includes:
On the website, you’ll also find the Notary Governance page.
The ABCC website is useful for those involved in trade commerce between the UK and Arab countries. On the site, you’ll encounter information about:
Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury Code of Practice
http://www.facultyoffice.org.uk/notary/code-of-practice/
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Susan Anand is a qualified Notary Public since 2006, which allows her to legalise and authenticate documents for use internationally. She qualified as a Notary Public in 2006 having completed my Notarial Practice Diploma from the University of Cambridge.
Notary Public Regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury
