How long do appointments take?

A notary appointment usually takes around half an hour, depending on the complexity of the work required.

What should I bring to the appointment?

Please remember to bring: a) the document/s you require notarising b) some form of ID with you, either a passport or driving licence c) any other information that either we have requested you bring or that the country you need the document for has requested d) cash or credit card for payment (note that there is a small surcharge when using all cards)

Individual Notary Services | Canberra, ACT

Individual Notary

Notary Services for Individuals

Notary services we offer at TranQuill Legal include:

Certification of true copies for use overseas
Administering of oaths for use in Australia/internationally
Certification of legal documents for use in Australia/internationally, including powers of attorney, wills, university degrees and transcripts, property deeds and general contracts
Witness affidavits, statutory declarations and other documents for use in Australia/internationally
Certification of the genuineness of documents
Exemplification of official documents for use internationally (i.e. make an attested copy of a document under seal)
Noting and contesting bills of exchange
Preparation of ships' protests
Lodgement with DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) and embassies of notarised/authenticated documents and those requiring an apostille (additional charges apply for using this service)

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Notary Service FAQs

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How long do appointments take?
A notary appointment usually takes around half an hour, depending on the complexity of the work required.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Please remember to bring:
a) the document/s you require notarising
b) some form of ID with you, either a passport or driving licence
c) any other information that either we have requested you bring or that the country you need the document for has requested
d) cash or credit card for payment (note that there is a small surcharge when using all cards)