Notary Public Services
Notarial services play a vital role in
authenticating documents for use overseas.
Whether you are dealing with international
business transactions, migration matters,
overseas property dealings, or personal
legal documents, a Notary Public ensures
your documents are properly certified and
legally recognised abroad.
At AJC Migration Australia, we provide
professional, efficient, and reliable
notarial services with careful attention to
detail and strict compliance with legal
requirements.
What Is a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is an authorised legal
practitioner appointed to witness
signatures, certify documents, administer
oaths, and authenticate documents for use
internationally. Documents notarised by a
Notary Public are often required by foreign
governments, courts, banks, and other
institutions.
In many cases, notarised documents may also
need to be legalised or apostilled before
they are accepted overseas.
Our Notarial Services Include:
Certification of true copies of original
documents
Witnessing signatures on legal documents
Statutory declarations and affidavits for
overseas use
Authentication of identity documents
Notarisation of powers of attorney for use
abroad
Company and commercial document notarisation
Assistance with Apostille and legalisation
processes
We ensure that your documents are prepared
correctly to avoid delays, rejections, or
additional costs.
Apostille & Legalisation Services
Certain countries require an Apostille
Certificate under the Hague Convention,
while others require consular legalisation.
We provide guidance on the appropriate
process and assist in arranging
authentication through the relevant
authorities.
Why Choose Us?
Prompt and efficient service
Careful verification of identity and
documentation
Clear explanation of international
requirements
Professional handling of urgent matters
Competitive and transparent fees
We understand that notarial matters are
often time-sensitive. Our team works
diligently to ensure your documents are
processed accurately and without unnecessary
delay.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
To ensure a smooth process, please bring:
Original documents (no photocopies unless
certified)
Valid photo identification (such as a
passport or driver licence)
Any instructions provided by the overseas
authority requesting the notarisation
If applicable, details of the receiving
country
Appointments are essential to allow
sufficient time for document review and
identity verification.