Notarisation of Documents
Why do I need to have my documents notarised?
When applying for any type of permit or certificate at the local authorities, you need to hand in various documents. Contact a lawyer to get your documents notarised.
To notarise documents means to make them legally valid in the country where you are using them. When notarising a document, the notary or other legal institution validates the document, and gives you a copy of the document with an official stamp on it, confirming its authenticity.
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This service includes the following:
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You will be informed about the several steps needed for notarisation / authentication the document.
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An official appointment will be made for you in order to authenticate the document.
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The appropriate application forms will be prepared for you.
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Any questions or doubts you may have regarding the application procedure will be dealt with by the immigration lawyer.
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Sánchez and González law firm
Sánchez and González law firm offers professional legal services, with a preference for immigration issues. From getting a temporary visa, to getting Spanish nationality Sánchez and González lawyers take responsibility and service very serious for each individual case. They enjoy a successful track record with processing even the most complex immigration issues. They are experienced, friendly, and bilingual (English & Spanish).