Convenient mobile notary services, wherever you are.
Our friendly notary delivers expert notarial services across England, meeting clients in offices, cafés, and even in their own homes. Contact us or complete our enquiry form to arrange an appointment.
Our friendly notary delivers expert notarial services across England, meeing clients in offices and in their own homes.
Our Notary Public
Nathan Woodcock is a qualified solicitor and Notary Public in England and Wales. He has worked with thousands of clients, providing expert assistance throughout the full notarisation and legalisation process.
Nathan consistently receives positive feedback from his clients, noting his personable and professional services as a mobile notary.
Find a service to suit your needs
Whether you need to have a document notarised by a Notary Public through our mobile notary service, or need them legalised for use overseas, we are here to help.
Choose from the options below to find out more information about each particular service.
Access our mobile notary services, anywhere
It is often necessary to have documents notarised when it is not possible for an individual to confirm their identity in person. As a result, our mobile notary, Nathan, often meets with clients in hospitals, residential homes, and prisons. Get in touch to arrange an appointment at a location to suit you on 0330 133 6480.
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FAQs
Find some of our most frequently asked questions, below. If you have any questions of your own, you can speak to one of our experts by calling 0330 133 6480.
What is a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is a specialist lawyer, qualified to certify legal and official documents. Their job is to certify the authenticity of deeds and legal documents. Specifically, a Notary Public authenticates documents for use in foreign jurisdictions – in which a solicitor’s authentication would not be accepted.
Why might I need a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is often required when an authority needs assurances that a document is authentic, without seeing the original document themselves. Notarising official documents often negates the need to send them by post, avoiding any risk of damage or loss.
If you are intending to use documents overseas, you may be required to have the document legalised by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). In some cases, documents must be notarised before being legalised.
To find out if your document needs to be notarised or legalised, get in touch with a member of our team on 0000 000 000.
I live in the countryside. Will I still be able to get an appointment?
Yes.
Our Notary Public, Nathan, travels to meet with clients across England. We strive to offer a convenient mobile notary service to our clients, wherever they may be.
How long will my appointment take?
The duration of your appointment depends entirely on the particular service being provided. The more documents you have to notarise, the longer the process will take.
Nathan aims to deliver an efficient and friendly service. The actual notarisation of a document may only take a minute or two but Nathan will take some time to make sure that you understand and are happy with the process, while checking that documents are prepared to exacting standards.
For legalisation, your documents will need to be sent to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Once processed, they will be returned to you within an agreed timescale to suit your needs.
Is there an extra cost for a home appointment?
No.
No matter where you are visited, whether at home or in the office, or in a local café, there are no additional costs for our mobile notary service. We aim to make the process as convenient as possible for our clients.
Is it possible to arrange an appointment outside of regular office hours?
Yes.
Early morning and evening appointments are available.