Notarised documents
Certified copies and certified signatures by a Seychelles notary.
- 99 €fixed price
- 1 to 3 working daysProcessing time
Many copies can only be used in legal transactions once a notary has certified them. A notarial certification confirms the authenticity of a document or a signature.
What is included
- Notarial certification of the copy or signature
What we need from you
- The document or a precise description of it
Notarised documents from a notary in the Seychelles
Many copies or transcripts can only be used legally in legal transactions once they have been certified by a notary, or in other words, notarially certified. Such notarisations by a notary confirm the authenticity of a document or a signature.
But what exactly is a notarial certification? On this page we explain what it means, how we arrange it in the Seychelles, and how your documents reach you afterwards.
What is a notarial certification?
Notarially certified documents confirm the authenticity of signatures and copies. The notary also certifies the authenticity of documents themselves.
By a certified copy, lawyers mean the identical reproduction of a document. If you want signatures to be notarised, it is best to have the signature certified directly by the notary.
A special feature of certification is that the notary only confirms the authenticity of the signature or the copy. The content of the declaration or the contract is not checked here for its legality. Comprehensive advice on the legal consequences of the documents is also not part of the notarial certification.
What you get with this service
- Notarial certification of your copy or your signature by a Seychelles Notary Public
- We can have any document notarised by the Seychelles Notary Public
- Originals sent to you worldwide after notarisation
- A PDF scan of the notarised documents by email at no additional cost if you only need a scan
- Option to add an apostille from the Seychelles Supreme Court
Good to know before you order
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Language of the document
If the document is in a language other than English or French, a translation must be attached.
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Apostille available
All notarised documents may also receive an apostille from the Seychelles Supreme Court, if you need the document to be recognised abroad.
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Delivery of originals
After notarisation we send the originals worldwide by courier, for example by DHL Express Courier.
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Scan by email
If you only need a scan, there are no additional costs. We create a PDF of the notarised documents and send it to you by email.
What we need from you
- The document itself, or a precise description of it
Frequently asked questions
What does notarially certified mean?
It means that a notary has confirmed the authenticity of a signature, a copy or a document. Many copies and transcripts can only be used legally in legal transactions once they carry such a certification.
Does the notary check the content of my document?
No. The notary only confirms the authenticity of the signature or the copy. The content of the declaration or contract is not checked for legality, and comprehensive advice on the legal consequences is not part of the notarial certification.
In which languages can the document be?
English or French can be notarised directly. If your document is in another language, a translation must be attached.
Can I also get an apostille?
Yes. All notarised documents may additionally receive an apostille from the Seychelles Supreme Court, which is often required when the document is used abroad.
How will I receive the notarised documents?
We send the originals worldwide by courier, for example by DHL Express Courier. If you only need a scan, we create a PDF and send it to you by email at no additional cost.
How long does it take?
The processing of the notarised documents takes about 1 to 3 days.
Certified by a Seychelles notary
A notary in the Seychelles certifies copies, signatures and translations, so that banks, authorities and courts abroad can rely on them. Together with an apostille the document is valid in all member states of the Hague Convention.
Typical documents
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Certified copies
Of company documents, passports or proofs of address, for example for a bank account.
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Signatures
Resolutions, contracts and powers of attorney, signed before the notary.
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Powers of attorney
For example for a nominee structure, when you sign contracts or banking yourself.
Often needed for
- Powers of attorney
- Certified copies for banks
- Company resolutions
What our clients say 1 reviews · 5.0 ★
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I needed to have a marriage certificate from my wedding in the Seychelles, notarized, which was implemented through Offshore Seychelles without any problems. Clear recommendation.
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