Portuguese citizenship is increasingly desirable, given it allows you to live, work, and travel within the European Union as you please. Starting a business in Portugal? Marrying a...
Financial transactions can sometimes feel like a maze, especially when securities like stocks or bonds are involved. This is where a Medallion Signature Guarantee (MSG) comes in, helping...
Thinking about working overseas? It can be a thrilling adventure pursued for a number of reasons. Exploring new cultures, gaining valuable work experience, and expanding your personal and...
If you’re thinking of selling your property abroad, it’s important to understand the legal requirements and processes involved. This can be a daunting task, especially if you’re unfamiliar...
Apparently, in common speech, 4,000 words are used differently in America than they are in the UK. Many commonly used ‘Anglo American’ words are spelt differently for example ...
Usually, by the time the entrepreneur contacts and tells the notary that they are starting a Company in Egypt, the legal work is well under way. The transaction...
Many elements of a notary’s work involve buying or selling real estate outside the UK; be it … Land: regulated, unregulated… Buildings: Residential; second homes, investment property, off...
+ Click here to see country requirements for UAE Doing Business In The UAE? The most common document a notary deals with – particularly in relation to business...
Congratulations! You’ve just got a new job and you’re off to the UAE! Before you can up-sticks and move to sunnier climes, you may be asked to dig...
The Apostille, also known as the Apostille Convention, Apostille Treaty and its full name the Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, is in...
Going to work in the UAE or Gulf region? A big attraction of going to work in the Gulf is that there is no income tax and it...
Legal speak isn’t the easiest language to understand, and we often get clients confused about certain terms. Today, I’ll be looking at some of the most perplexing terms...
You may need a Certificate of No Impediment (obtained from your local registry office in the UK) this may need to be notarised. If you have been married...