Notorised letter?
so i have to have this letter statement thing where i give my mum permission to deposit checks into her account bk in america.now in america when you get something notorised the letter will get an official stamp or something.my partner made up a letter here in the uk and then we took it to a judge in a court.and all she did was sign it and put her phone number down. dont they have official stamps or something that they do over here in the uk or is the signing of her name good.
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Ok a notary public is basically verifying that you are who you say you are, and witness you signing, then they sign, date and put their area of practice on the document, then then stick a red seal on and using a device they emboss a legal seal into the red seal. This must then be sent to the foreign and commonwealth office in London for them to attach what is called an apostille(a certificate) that confirms the Notary is genuine and registered in the th uk.
I'm sure a judge knows what she's doing.
I would have thought that you needed either a solicitor or a notary ( 1 step higher ) to authenticate a document.
Yup, I had to have a document notarized here, I went to my local solicitor and he said he could do it and he did use a proper stamp on the document.
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