Notary Public Services in Plymouth
Patrick Selley. Regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of CanterburyFast, reliable, legally robust notarisation and apostille services for individuals and businesses across Devon and Cornwall.
43yrs a Solicitor
3yrs a Notary Public
A Notary is an internationally recognised legal officer, who can validate, seal and legalise high-stake documents so they are legally recognised anywhere in the world.
For Individuals
- Powers of Attorney (buying property abroad)
- Certifying copies of academic/identity documents
- Affidavits, Oaths and Statutory Declarations
- Consent letters for children travelling abroad
For Businesses
- Corporate Powers of Attorney
- Notarising company registry & Board resolutions
- Certifying documents for foreign branch openings
- Attesting tender documents & contracts
Professional, flexible and extremely well-regarded, Patrick will support you, your family and your team, helping you navigate the challenges of complex documentation.
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