INTERNATIONAL NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICES

We notarize documents in many foreign languages. Moreover, our team has in-house native speakers in Russian, Ukrainian and Polish. They can provide interpreting and translating for the solicitor directly, so the document gets notarized appropriately.

Notary Public Glasgow

Which services do we offer?

We notarize documents, so they are valid abroad. Furthermore, we can help with legalisation (apostille) of a document. For example, if you are going to use documents abroad, you will need them to be notarized. The notary stamp is proof that the document is accurate and valid.

Documents in foreign languages

If the document is in a foreign language the notary public needs to know what the content of the document is. For that reason, we have a team of Russian, Polish and Ukrainian native speakers who translate the document. Therefore, it can be properly verified and notarized.

Do I have to bring ID?

Yes. You will need to have either your passport or driving licence or BRP card or any other form of photographic identification.

How much does it cost?

Phone 0141 945 1917 or email to info@ramsay-solicitors.com for a quote as each case is unique.

Which documents do you notarise?

We can notarize any documents if they are valid and accurate. Furthermore, we notarize documents both for individuals and businesses, including documents in foreign languages.

Legal Services

Ramsay & Co is a law firm established in Maryhill Glasgow. As well as notary services, we offer legal services and free initial consultations. We aim to provide Legal Aid where possible, so the work carried out is free for eligible clients. Should you not be eligible for Legal Aid our prices are reasonable and competitive.

We have native speakers who are fluent in Russian, Polish and Ukrainian. For that reason, legal assistance can be provided to the people who are excluded from accessing the services due to a language barrier. Furthermore, we can help with cases that are both legal (involving a solicitor and going to court) and non-legal (small disputes that do not require court action).

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