For many working professionals, signing documents is a regular and often weekly (if not daily) occurrence. However, in certain instances, it may be necessary to have a document...
Digital or electronic transactions are increasingly becoming the norm in today’s globalised world. Digital platforms providing accessibility to e-signing services have seen exponential growth in the number of...
While members of the general public in the United Kingdom are typically acquainted with legal professions such as solicitors and barristers, many are unaware as to the legal...
As notaries, we often encounter situations where the documents we notarise for clients require translation from one language into another − or, occasionally, into multiple languages. Clients may...
According to various reports and the UK Deed Poll Service, it’s estimated that around 60,000 people legally change their name by deed poll in the UK each year,...
What is a Certificate of Incumbency? You may ask, What exactly is a certificate of incumbency, and why might your business need one? In this article, we’ll explain...
In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is key. The demand for digital services has therefore grown rapidly in recent years, particularly as businesses and individuals adapt to more flexible,...
Many individuals don’t think about making arrangements for a Last Will and Testament before reaching their senior years. While most younger individuals tend to set up their Will...
You most likely have never heard of a Notary. Despite being the third and oldest branch of the legal profession, it’s a role which often goes under the...
The risk of your idea being stolen or used without your consent is very real. Whether you’re talking to potential investors, business partners, or collaborators, there’s always the...
You probably know that a solicitor is a legal professional, but you might not understand what exactly they can do. Many of our clients ask us about this...
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...
If you’re planning to get married abroad, you may need a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI). But first things first: What is a CNI? A CNI is a...
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...
Documents Required Before Studying Overseas Studying abroad is a privilege you should grab with both hands if the opportunity ever presents itself. This article will give you a...
We encounter all types of questions regarding document legalisation and in this post, we aim to highlight the difference between notarised and apostilled in the UK. From the...
Preparing affidavit statements is a common legal process used in various UK civil and criminal cases. In this article, we’ll show you how to gain a sworn affidavit...
When sending a legal document abroad, you will often be asked to get an apostille on the document. For many, this is the first experience of an apostille....
Certification is the act of confirming the validity of a document. When applying for something like a mortgage, bank account or a new job abroad, you may be...
Have you ever encountered a situation where you needed to provide a sworn statement, but a trip to court seemed unnecessary? In many legal and administrative scenarios, a...
We pleased to announce that we are branching out to Canary Wharf! From 2 January 2020 you can book an appointment to see us at 30 Churchill Place,...
+ 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...
How to Access a Locked Facebook Business Account If you have a Facebook Page you can no longer access, and you wish to retrieve it, Facebook may ask...
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...