Notarial services are required for legal documents
, rendering them available to use in court. Now this may sound like a complicated legal affair but it is simply a matter of legalizing all your important documents by imposing the seal of a Notary Public.
Notarial services can be easily defined as the act of rendering the seal of a qualified Notary Public to your personal and business documents in order to make them legally acceptable to judicial courts and other public authorities anywhere in the world. Legalizing documents is a guarantee that the state authority of one country is able to satisfy the state authorities of another. Notarial services will attest that certain documents are indeed genuine and was issued legally along with the ability to identify whether certain photocopied documents were obtained using the original.
There are a lot uses for notarial services in the UK. If you wish to move to another country or state, statutory declarations should be properly notarized in order to fulfill the legal requirements of the said country or state. If you are wishing to purchase or sell investments or other properties abroad then you will need notarial services to verify the signatures of your power of attorney. The same can be said for other legal documents such as passports and other government issued IDs. One should keep in mind that it is important to have photocopied versions of all your personal documents and these would have to be notarized as well. It is important that documents are legalised and need a signature from a public officer. Gullands in Kent are there to deal with your requests.
Remember that only an authorized Notary Public that is duly appointed by the Court of Faculties of the Archbishop of Canterbury will be able to offer you the best notarial services in the UK. For everything that pertains to commercial disputes, private law and notarial services, only Gullands will provide you with the most dependable service available.
Gullands also have specialist solicitors dealing with all aspects of law such as commercial law, construction law, commercial dispute resolution, employment law, corporate finance, charity law and non resident indian law.