The primary role of a Notary Public in Ireland is to authenticate documents for use abroad.

We do this by applying our signature and official seal to a document. This is called a “Notarial Act” and once done, gives the document worldwide recognition.

Therein lies the value of the Notary.

Not all Notarial Acts are the same however. This depends on the document being notarised and what the foreign recipient wants the Notary to authenticate.

Contact Colm today to notarise your document.

• Powers of Attorney
• Certified copy documents, Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates, Death Certificates
• Certified copy passports, photos and true likeness certificates
• Education certificates, University certificates and school qualification verifications
• Doctors’ and dentists’ examination submissions
• International affidavits, sworn statements and statutory declarations
• Property documents for the sale, purchase or mortgage of land or property abroad
• Documentation for immigration applications
• Documentation for applications to marry abroad or to work abroad
• Certificates as to residency
• Adoption papers and verifications
• Documentation for the administration of the estates of people who lived abroad or who owned property abroad
• Bank instruction letters

• Notarising certificates of incorporation, memorandum & articles of association, CRO printouts / filings / reports,
• Providing certified copies of company resolutions, minutes, reports and other company documents,
• Certificate of Incumbency,
• Certification of identity of directors, secretaries and other company officers
• Notarised certificates of good standing
• Notarising the execution of commercial contracts for international use
• Authenticating documents to assist in the opening of bank accounts abroad
• Notarising commercial mortgages for international finance

• All notarisations require you to bring original photo ID (passport or driving licence) and recent proof of address (utility bill, bank statement or government communication).

  For corporate documents, supplementary documentation may be required.

  Contact Colm to discuss further.

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• Base cost per document, per signatory is €60. Discount for volume.

  Typical personal Power of Attorney (one person) €80.00 / €100 (two people same document).

  Corporate POAs, documents, non-standard or complex documents from €150.

  Additional fee to arrange Apostille / Legalisation (if required).

  For a personalised quote please contact Colm either by email or by telephone.

  It will be helpful to send Colm the documents to be notarised in advance for an accurate quote and to identify potential problems in advance to save you time and money.