NOTARY
Need a Sunshine Coast Notary? Speak to the team who has been providing exceptional notary services to the Sunshine Coast and beyond since 1974.
What is a Notary?
Notaries are senior and recognised Solicitors, with the power and authority to prepare certificates of Australian law. The primary role of a Notary is to witness and authenticate legal documents so that they are valid internationally. A Notary can also administer oaths or statutory declarations, and verify a person’s identity when signing a legal document.
When would I need a Notary?
You may need a Notary for notarising particular legal documents, so they are valid overseas. A few common reasons for needing Notary services are:
- Certifying your legal document for international use
- Witnessing signatures for an Affidavit or Statutory Declaration
- Authenticating the identity of a signatory
- Preparing and certifying Powers of Attorney, Wills & Contracts for international use
The Notary team at Griffiths Parry Lawyers & Notary can guide you through the process, regardless of the complexities involved. Our experienced team have internationally recognised power to deliver your desired outcomes.
If you need legal advice on a matter, we can assist you outside of our Notary services.
Overseas documents need more than a signature.
Notary services ensuring your documents meet international legal requirements.
Why choose us for your Notary matters.
Established in 1974, our lawyers have years of experience in guiding clients through all aspects of law. We can take the stress out of needing something notarised, and provide exceptional results in a cost-effective manner.
The caring, professional and determined Griffiths Parry Notary team is based in Birtinya (just near the Sunshine Coast University Hospital). We assist locals across Sunshine Coast areas such as Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland, Mooloolaba, Kawana, Buderim, Caloundra, Moffat Beach, Nambour, Woombye, Maleny, Coolum, Peregian, Noosa and beyond.
If you need legal advice from down-to-earth Sunshine Coast lawyers, talk to the expert team at Griffiths Parry Lawyers today.
What is a Notary?
Notaries are senior and recognised Solicitors, with the power and authority to prepare certificates of Australian law. The primary role of a Notary is to witness and authenticate legal documents so that they are valid internationally. A Notary can also administer oaths or statutory declarations, and verify a person’s identity when signing a legal document.
When would I need a Notary?
You may need a Notary for notarising particular legal documents, so they are valid overseas. A few common reasons for needing Notary services are:
- Certifying your legal document for international use
- Witnessing signatures for an affidavit or statutory declaration
- Authenticating the identity of signatories for legal documentation
- Preparing and certifying powers of attorney, wills and contracts for international use
- Protesting a bill of exchange
The Notary team at Griffiths Parry Lawyers & Notary can guide you through the process, regardless of the complexities involved. Our experienced team have internationally recognised power to deliver your desired outcomes.
If you need legal advice on a matter, we can assist you outside of our Notary services.
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Why choose us for your Notary matters.
Established in 1974, our lawyers have years of experience in guiding clients through all aspects of law. We can take the stress out of needing something notarised, and provide exceptional results in a cost-effective manner.
The caring, professional and determined Griffiths Parry Notary team is based in Birtinya (just near the Sunshine Coast University Hospital). We assist locals across Sunshine Coast areas such as Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland, Mooloolaba, Kawana, Buderim, Caloundra, Moffat Beach, Nambour, Woombye, Maleny, Coolum, Peregian, Noosa and beyond.
If you need legal advice from down-to-earth Sunshine Coast lawyers, talk to the expert team at Griffiths Parry Lawyers today.