Philip Wallace - Notary Public. 020 7940 4000

What is legalisation? What is an Apostille? What does FCO mean? What is the Hague Convention? 

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Legalisation means that the government here authenticates the signature of the notary, who must sign the document first.

Legalisation is done here by the Legalisation section of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (the FCO). They check the signature and seal of the notary. They then stick on a certificate bearing a nice official seal. This certificate is called an Apostille. An Apostille is attached under the provisions of the Hague Convention.

After that, some countries also want their own embassy or consular stamp as well. Yes, some countries are very bureaucratic!

We can advise you about legalisation, and arrange for you to have it done quickly in London instead of having to go to Milton Keynes where the public office is located.

Philip Wallace, Notary Public, at Anthony Gold (solicitors). Phil works from two offices.

 Streatham office - Tuesdays & Thursdays London Bridge office - Wednesdays
Lloyds Bank Chambers
186 Streatham High Road
London, SW16 1BG
The Counting House
53 Tooley Street,
London, SE1 2QN
 020 7940 4000  020 7940 4000
 Entrance in Becmead Avenue Beside London Bridge Station

Mr Wallace's secretary, Shabnam, will be pleased to give you initial information or to book an appointment.

In case of urgency or difficulty ring Mr Wallace direct on 07712 677475

 

 

 

 

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