We provide a full range of notarial services for our corporate commercial and
individual clients as a non-exhaustive list as follows:
- Notarisation of Power of Attorney and Other Commercial Documents
- Notarisation of Court Documents
- Notarisation of Administrative Documents
- Notarisation of Real Property, Commercial Property, Lease and Mortgage instruments
- True certified copies
- Certificates as to Australian law
- Certificates as to foreign law
- Affidavits and declarations
- Ship's protests
- Bills of exchange
- Company documents such as Preparation of Certificates of Good Standing
- Intellectual Property Documents and Applications (Patents, Trademarks and Designs)
- Wills, Probate and Succession documents
- Preparation and Notarisation of Consent to Travel Document for When A Child is Traveling without One or Both Parents.
Apostilles
It is the requirement of most overseas governments that a notary's witnessing signature and
seal on a document be authenticated or legalised, before allowed to operate in their country.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) issues Apostille Certificates which legalise
Australian public documents, including notarised documents, for use in overseas countries that
are signatories to the Hague Convention.
For Commonwealth countries, however, documents notarised in Australia can be used in most
jurisdictions, without the requirement of the Apostille, as Australian notaries and those from
Commonwealth countries usually accord mutual recognition.