If you are sending your documents to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), you must follow a very specific process in relation to notarisation, authentication and legalisation – especially if those documents are signed in or originate from Australia. In this article, we discuss some of the issues that our clients face, and how we help our […]
http://www.fifa.com/flash/widgets/worldcup2014/countdown.swf?lang=en 2014 World Cup Brazil – Travelling with Children under 18 years With the World Cup a little over a month away, you will need to be quick if you are applying for a visa to travel to Brazil – especially if you are travelling with children under 18 years. Any visa application for children […]
Appointing an attorney (vollmachtnehmer) in Germany with a power of attorney (vollmacht) Dealing with your legal matters in Germany while you’re in Australia can be troublesome and a hassle. There are several options other than travelling to Germany to deal with your legal matters yourself, and one of those options is to appoint someone someone […]
Getting a US passport for your children Children under 16 years who are entitled to carry a US passport still require consent from both parents before they will be grated a US passport. The US Department of State requires parents of the intended passport holder to complete and sign the form known as “Statement of […]
Notarisation, authentication and legalisation of medication when travelling As a leading provider of notary public services in Sydney, we often assist people who are taking prescription medicine or drugs when they travel overseas. Planning in advance avoids any complications later on, and therefore we encourage you to read on if this applies to you. Different […]
Power of Attorney (委托书) in China If you live in Australia, but have business or property dealings in China, unless you are planning to travel to China to do things yourself, you may need to think about appointing someone in China to act on your behalf. Appointing someone to act on your behalf requires you […]
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Parramatta notary public supporting the Iranian community. Consenting to Iranian passport and providing permission to travel Does your family in Iran need to travel? For women and children under 18 years, the law in Iran requires consent from their husband or father. In Australia, the Iranian Embassy in Canberra (سفارت جمهوری اسلامی ايران کان) […]
Notary public services and apostille for Australian Education Qualifications used in Korea As an experienced notary public, we provide notary public services to Korean overseas students. We often verify and notarise their educational qualifications and academic records, and we obtain an apostille (아포스티유) from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) on their behalf. […]
Notary public services allowing further studying in Lebanon Whenever we have clients who want to relocate to Lebanon or send their children to study in Lebanon, as an experienced notary public we are asked to notarise and authenticate their children’s student records. We understand that this is generally a requirement for enrolling into schools in […]
Notary public services supporting parental consent to travel It might sound strange, but you may need a notary public if you are intending to travel to countries other than Australia with your children. Although Australia seems to be fairly relaxed about children travelling overseas (unless, of course, they are on an Australian Federal Police airport […]
Notary public services in your home or office We understand that it can sometimes be inconvenient or practically impossible for you to visit a notary public during normal business hours. You might have other work or conflicting business commitments, or you might have transport problems or personal health or mobility issues. Whatever the case may […]