Notary Public Services
Notary Public in Taree
Hassle Free Services
A notary public is an officer authorised to witness the signing of legal documents and administer oaths. They are also able to perform an array of other administrative functions, such as the preparation of documents for overseas applications. Once a document is witnessed or ratified by a notary public, they will affix their stamp or seal to officiate it.
The function of the notary public
The function of the notary public is to confirm that the person signing key documents is genuine, as well as to ensure the signer does not encounter legal difficulties further down the track.
For over a century, we at Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing have provided notary public services in Taree. We will make the process simple and straightforward, allowing you to ratify key documents or take a professional oath with peace of mind.
To organise a service with our Taree notary publics, drop us a line today. We are also able to provide conveyancing
services, as well as representation for cases concerning Criminal, Family, or Business Law.
Key Functions
A notary public is authorised to:
- Officiate oaths
- Witness the signing of professional documents
- Affix official seals to professional documents
- Prepare and certify powers of attorney
- Certify documents for overseas applications
At Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing, we are able to provide comprehensive notary public services. Our friendly staff will answer any questions you may have and do everything we can to make the document approval process as simple and straightforward as possible.
Document Witnessing Services
Notary publics are authorised to witness an array of official documents, including:
- Affidavits
- Government documents
- Statutory declarations
- Advanced health directives
- Power of Attorney documents
If you require a Taree notary public to witness a document, don’t hesitate to contact Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing today. We are also able to provide assistance for cases pertaining to Employment Law, as well as representation for legal disputes.
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