From any location with an internet connection
Documents remain confidential and secure
Accessible Globally for expats and travellers
Eliminates unnecessary costs and wait time
Notarisation of documents supporting visa, residency, or passport applications:
Notarisation of educational records required for university admissions or study abroad programs, including:
Notarisation of proof of residential address for visa applications, bank account setup, or local registrations, including:
Notarisation of PoAs granting authority to act on someone’s behalf, often required for recognition across borders or in sensitive legal contexts:
Notarisation of documents required for legal recognition of personal or family matters across jurisdictions and platforms:
Notarisation of estate documents for recognition by EU courts, tax authorities, and cross-border registries:
Notarisation of real estate documents required for legally valid property transfers across Europe:
Notarisation of other legal, corporate, and administrative documents:
Legally notarise documents in a few simple steps
Legally notarize documents in a few simple steps
Choose an appointment time with one of our notaries, and securely upload your documents for notarization
Connect with the notary (via video if necessary) and receive your notarized documents
The process is similar to traditional notarization but all the communication between the notary and the customer happens in a remote setting. That means that after signing up, you will be able to schedule the appointment and communicate with the notary directly from your device and the in-person meeting with the notary will be replaced by the audio-video session.
The laws regarding the notarization are different in each jurisdiction so the range of documents that can be notarized remotely will vary, depending on the country in which the notary is commissioned. If you have doubts whether your document can be notarized remotely, please let us know what you need at support@legitify.eu.
Depending on your needs and the jurisdiction, you can receive the electronic or paper copy of the notarized document.