When instructing a Notary Public, clients often provide sensitive personal information, including identity documents, proof of address, corporate records, powers of attorney, and documents intended for use overseas. As a Notary Public regulated through the Court of Faculties of the…
When clients require notarial services, they are sometimes surprised by the level of identification, verification, and due diligence that may be requested before documents can be notarised. As a Notary Public regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of…
The City of London remains one of the world’s leading financial centres, home to global banks, insurance companies, investment trusts, asset managers, hedge funds, fintech firms, and multinational corporations. As financial transactions increasingly span multiple jurisdictions, the need for notarial…
Whether you are expanding your business overseas, buying a property abroad, or setting up an international power of attorney, dealing with cross-border legalities can feel a bit overwhelming. Every country has its own set of rules, and ensuring your documents…
Need an electronic Hague Convention 1961 Apostille or an electronically signed Notary Public certification in the City of London? At OT Lowry Limited – Notary Public, we provide electronic notarisation services, including qualified verified electronic signatures by a Notary Public…
Technology, Trust and the Future of Notarial Services The legal profession is experiencing one of the most significant technological transformations in its history. Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), electronic signatures, digital identity verification and secure cloud-based systems are reshaping the way legal…
Child Travel Consent Forms: Why Parents Should Consider a Notary Public certified Consent Form Before Overseas Travel. Travelling abroad is an exciting experience for children, whether they are joining a school trip, visiting relatives, attending a sporting event, or travelling…
In English law, Bills of Exchange and Shipping (Marine) Protests are distinct legal concepts, although both historically involve notarial practice. Bills of Exchange The principal legislation is the Bills of Exchange Act 1882, which codifies the law relating to: Bills of exchange…
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new website. The updated website has been designed to make it easier for individuals, businesses, and professional advisers to access information about our notarial services, electronic notarisation options, document authentication procedures,…
Companies registered in England and Wales who are conducting business in Germany may be asked to provide evidence of their legal existence and confirmation of the authority of individuals acting on behalf of the company. A common method of satisfying…