Public, private and remote notarization for powers of attorney, affidavits, agreements, wills and corporate documents — with witnesses arranged when required, in person or online.
Pick the option that matches your situation — or talk to us if you're not sure which applies.
Documents signed before an official public notary, authenticated for government and court use.
Commercial agreements, corporate documents and contracts certified by a licensed private notary.
Online notary sessions for signatories who can’t be present in person.
General and special POAs drafted and notarized for banking, property, company and family matters.
Sworn statements prepared and notarized for courts, banks and authorities.
Commercial and personal agreements signed before a notary so they can’t be disputed later.
Board resolutions, minutes and signatory mandates certified for banks and registries.
Wills, marriage settlements and family declarations handled confidentially.
Independent witnesses arranged when the document or authority requires them.
Same-day slots for standard documents; remote sessions for online signings.
We check the document, signatories and any translation requirements.
Signatures completed and recorded, with witnesses if needed.
Notarized document with seals and registry details, ready for use.
We handle POAs for banking, litigation, property and multi-jurisdiction matters daily.
Batch notarization at reduced per-document rates.
English, Arabic and other language signings without a third-party interpreter.
Translation and attestation available immediately after notarization.
Per document — reduced rates for multiple documents in one appointment.
For standard documents, same-day slots are usually possible, but booking guarantees a time — especially for multi-document signings.
Yes, remote notarization is available for eligible documents and signatories. We confirm eligibility when you send the document.
Some documents and authorities require witnesses. If yours does, we arrange independent witnesses for the session.
The document must be understandable to the notary; we prepare a certified translation so the signing can proceed.
Notarization confirms the signatures. If the document will be used abroad, attestation is usually also required — we arrange both together.
Get a free consultation and a written quote — fees, timeline and documents needed — usually within a few working hours.
