We arrange for corporate documents to be certified by our associate lawyers and notaries public. We can assist you with further legalisation, whether by way of apostille, Consular Legalisation, or a combination of Legalisation at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and further stamping at the relevant consulate.

The Consular legalisation is required only when the documents are going to be used in the country which has not signed the Hague Convention of 5th October 1961. For those countries which have signed the Hague Convention the only form of legalisation required is the apostille.

We can arrange for the following documents to be drafted, notarised directly in the above-said languages and legalised for you:

• Powers of attorney, written resolutions and minutes;
• Certificate of good standing and change of name;
• Provision of certified copies;
• Verifying translations from foreign languages to English and vice versa;
• Deeds and agreements (with translation where appropriate);
• Attesting the signature and execution of documents;

Our fees are highly competitive and we aim to deliver all documents back to you the same day.