Mihail Florin Gavrila

1. google-site-verification=Vt_SKSgFSh2EiRAYPpgHt73gt6r2o-sHXTgLsaYqowU google-site-verification=Vt_SKSgFSh2EiRAYPpgHt73gt6r2o-sHXTgLsaYqowU Mihail Florin Gavrila N o t a r y P u b l i c H a y e s N o t a r y P u b l i c W e s t L o n d o n Notary Services for Individuals ​

2. Copies of passports for example to open a bank account Witnessing a power of attorney Certified copies of documents such as exam certificates Lost passports, share certificates or other documents Statutory declarations to be made before a notary public Declarations of single status when getting married Administer Oaths Permission for one parent to travel with children Apostille and legalisations at consulates Any other documents for abroad, which require a notary public certificate ​ ​ Notary Services for Businesses ​ Assignments or registration of trademarks in international jurisdictions Apostille and legalisation service Witnessing a power of attorney Notarisation of company documents Affidavits, statutory declarations, and sworn statements Any other documents for abroad, which require a notary public certificate Legalisation and Apostille Legalisation and Apostille ​ Once Notarially Certified, certain documents may require further certification such as the affixing of an Apostille certificate or on some occasions Consular legislation is required. ​ Legalisation Legalisation ​ Some documents to be used outside of England may need to be legalised. Legalisation is an internationally recognised procedure for certifying the authenticity of a Notary’s signature and/or official seal applied to a public document. ​ In order for a document to have been legalised, a Notary Public must: ​ Attest the signature of a person to a formal document and subscribe his or her name and affix his or her official seal to the document; ​ Produce to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office his or her signature and official seal in order to be verified; ​ Finally, produce the document to the diplomatic or consular representative in London of the foreign country in which it is intended. It will usually be stated by the party requiring notarisation if legalisation is needed, but if you are unsure the Notary will be pleased to advise you. ​ Apostille Apostille ​ An Apostille is a certificate issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London or Milton Keynes verifying the genuineness of the signature and/or seal of a Notary Public. This Apostille certificate can be obtained from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office upon payment of the appropriate consular fee. ​ The Apostille procedure is sometimes referred to as a ‘fast-track’ version of legalisation as it applies in lieu of Legalisation between countries that have signed and ratified or acceded to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961. ​

3. If you are in any doubt as to whether an Apostille is required, the Notary will be pleased to advise you. ​ ​ Phone Phone Email Email Website Website Address Address 00447853430310 00447853430310 mihailflorin@yahoo.co.uk mihailflorin@yahoo.co.uk www.mihail.co.uk www.mihail.co.uk Unit 1 The Gatefold Unit 1 The Gatefold Buildings Buildings 36 Blyth Road Hayes UB3 36 Blyth Road Hayes UB3 1AG 1AG London United Kingdom London United Kingdom Name Email Subject Message

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