WBW provide Notarial Services and are able to assist with a number of tasks.
A Notary Public is a qualified lawyer, appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, whose status is recognised throughout the world.
Documents which are to be sent to foreign jurisdictions will often only be accepted if they are notarised i.e. they bear the seal and signature of a Notary Public. Many Notaries provide a service for commercial firms engaged in international trade, as well as for private individuals:
Fiona Luscombe provides WBW Notarial Services and is able to assist with a number of tasks including:
Most Notaries act in that capacity to provide the sort of services already described, but they can also provide authentication and a secure record for almost any sort of transaction, document or event.
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WBW Notaries Terms of Business
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