Notary Public
A notary public is an officer of the law, responsible for certifying and attesting
documents intended for use anywhere in the world.
Do you need documents notarised?
James Madden is not only a long term member of the Society Of Notaries, but he is also current acting President and elected Secretary/Treasurer.
If you would like more information about the Society of Notaries QLD or information on how to become a Notary Public, please see the societies website. HERE>
A Notary Public (also known as a Notary or Public Notary) is an individual who is authorised to certify document within an overseas jurisdiction. Some transactions or contracts require documentation to be notarised by a Notary Public when the document will be used in another country.
A notary is different to a Justice of the Peace (JP) in the respect that a JP is only recognised within Australia. Notary Public is an international Justice of the Peace.
Witnessing Documents
Witnessing affidavits, statutory declarations, powers of attorney, contracts, international Wills and other documents for use in Australia and internationally.
Certification of copy documents
Certification of original documents & copy documents for use in Australia and internationally.
Powers of Attorney
Preparation and certification of powers of attorney, wills, deeds, contracts and other legal documents for use internationally.
Life Certificates
Preparation of Life Certificates – identification of a person and a statement that they are alive.
Ships’ Protests
Preparation of ships’ protests; Noting and protesting of bills of exchange.
Educational Documents
Certification of University testamurs and other educational documents.
Administering of Oaths
Administering of oaths for use in Australia and internationally.
Exemplification
Exemplification of official documents for use internationally.