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White Horse Notary Public offers efficient Apostille Services, ensuring seamless legalization of documents for international use. Our dedicated team delivers prompt and reliable authentication, streamlining the process with professionalism and expertise. Trust White Horse Notary Public for hassle-free Apostille Services, guaranteeing your documents meet international standards and legal requirements.

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What is Apostille/ Legalisation?

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 550 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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Looking for legalisation office in Milton Keynes? White Horse Notary Public provide the best legalisation services from central London and Milton keynes.

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Welcome to White Horse Notary Public! We are your trusted and reliable destination for all your notary services needs. With our team of experienced and licensed notaries, we strive to provide efficient and accurate notarization solutions for individuals and businesses alike.

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Are you looking to save time and avoid travelling and benefit from online notary service? It is often possible to provide remote electronic notarisation of certain documents, depending on the type of notarisation that is required.

Can a Notary Public Notarise a Document Online?

If we are required to notarise documents to confirm they are authentic- remote or online electronic notarisation is possible. At White Horse Notary Public, we have successfully carried out digital notarisations using the internationally recognised eIDAS Regulation standard "Qualified Electronic Signature" for use overseas and will continue to advise clients on the best course of action in this area. The resulting "qualified electronic signature" is recognised as having the same legal effect as a handwritten wet-ink signature. Examples of documents you may want a notary public to authenticate via remote electronic notarisation include:

Identity Documents including but not limited to Passports, Driving Licence, ID Cards etc

Degree Certificates

Declarations

Criminal Record Checks i.e. DBS

Police certificates

TEFL certificates

Employment letters

School letters

A-Level/ GCSE certificates

GP reports

Please note that the above list is not intended to be exhaustive. There are many other documents that can be notarised online using the remote electronic notarisation method. Please do get in touch with us with any specific enquiries and we can advise accordingly.

What is the process I need to follow to use the remote electronic notarisation service?

There are still some documents that you will need to email us scans of. For example, photographic ID and a signed letter authorising the document issuer to verify it to us, but we can advise on what is required for the remote electronic notary services to be feasible. Please do get in touch with us with your enquiry.

When are online notary services not possible?

For documents that require a signature on the document to be notarised, online notarisation would not be possible. These documents require the person signing to appear before the notary public with photographic ID, and to sign the document in front of the notary.

We are often asked if we can identify the person and witness them sign via video call. The guidelines published by our regulator state that this should not be done, as there are certain checks that have to be made which can only be done in person. There are other circumstances in which remote or electronic signatures are not able to be or should not be used, and English law does not currently allow us to formally take or administer oaths or act as witnesses to deeds or other documents unless we are in the physical presence of our client.

How do you notarise a document on the internet?

A notary public can notarise a document online to confirm that it is authentic. You may need to email us a scanned image of the document and photographic ID, or you may need to video or voice call our office. We will explain everything that is required and the costs.

Can a notary public notarise from another country?

White Horse Notary Public are based in London, but we offer a truly international notary service. Some of our clients are based in other countries, and never need to step into our office.
If you're based abroad and want to notarise a document, we can do this without a face-to-face appointment in London.

Whether you're an individual living abroad, or setting up a business overseas, an online remote electronic notarisation service could help save you time and money.

Can apostille or consular legalisation also be done online or remotely?

Once your document has been notarised online or remotely, we can also arrange for it to be apostilled and/or legalised remotely, even if you are based abroad or do not wish to take out the time to visit our office.

There may be additional documents that you will need to send us - this depends on the requirements of the consulate, but usually these can be scanned and emailed to us, or posted to us.

Please contact us for costs, timescales and additional requirements associated with apostille and/or consular legalisation.

Why choose White Horse Notary Public for online notary services?

We are renowned for providing professional services at an excellent affordable price

We have a an immaculate 5* rating on Google Reviews, showing that our clients are highly satisfied

We are based in London, and accommodate appointments for evenings and weekends if required

Interested in using an online notary to notarise your documents?

Call us now on 020 3817 7502 or email info@whitehorsenotarypublic.com

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 550 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

contact us for instant quotes

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Are you looking to save time and avoid travelling and benefit from online notary service? It is often possible to provide remote electronic notarisation of certain documents, depending on the type of notarisation that is required.

Can a Notary Public Notarise a Document Online?

If we are required to notarise documents to confirm they are authentic- remote or online electronic notarisation is possible. At White Horse Notary Public, we have successfully carried out digital notarisations using the internationally recognised eIDAS Regulation standard "Qualified Electronic Signature" for use overseas and will continue to advise clients on the best course of action in this area. The resulting "qualified electronic signature" is recognised as having the same legal effect as a handwritten wet-ink signature. Examples of documents you may want a notary public to authenticate via remote electronic notarisation include:

Identity Documents including but not limited to Passports, Driving Licence, ID Cards etc

Degree Certificates

Declarations

Criminal Record Checks i.e. DBS

Police certificates

TEFL certificates

Employment letters

School letters

A-Level/ GCSE certificates

GP reports

Please note that the above list is not intended to be exhaustive. There are many other documents that can be notarised online using the remote electronic notarisation method. Please do get in touch with us with any specific enquiries and we can advise accordingly.

What is the process I need to follow to use the remote electronic notarisation service?

There are still some documents that you will need to email us scans of. For example, photographic ID and a signed letter authorising the document issuer to verify it to us, but we can advise on what is required for the remote electronic notary services to be feasible. Please do get in touch with us with your enquiry.

When are online notary services not possible?

For documents that require a signature on the document to be notarised, online notarisation would not be possible. These documents require the person signing to appear before the notary public with photographic ID, and to sign the document in front of the notary.

We are often asked if we can identify the person and witness them sign via video call. The guidelines published by our regulator state that this should not be done, as there are certain checks that have to be made which can only be done in person. There are other circumstances in which remote or electronic signatures are not able to be or should not be used, and English law does not currently allow us to formally take or administer oaths or act as witnesses to deeds or other documents unless we are in the physical presence of our client.

How do you notarise a document on the internet?

A notary public can notarise a document online to confirm that it is authentic. You may need to email us a scanned image of the document and photographic ID, or you may need to video or voice call our office. We will explain everything that is required and the costs.

Can a notary public notarise from another country?

White Horse Notary Public are based in London, but we offer a truly international notary service. Some of our clients are based in other countries, and never need to step into our office.
If you're based abroad and want to notarise a document, we can do this without a face-to-face appointment in London.

Whether you're an individual living abroad, or setting up a business overseas, an online remote electronic notarisation service could help save you time and money.

Can apostille or consular legalisation also be done online or remotely?

Once your document has been notarised online or remotely, we can also arrange for it to be apostilled and/or legalised remotely, even if you are based abroad or do not wish to take out the time to visit our office.

There may be additional documents that you will need to send us - this depends on the requirements of the consulate, but usually these can be scanned and emailed to us, or posted to us.

Please contact us for costs, timescales and additional requirements associated with apostille and/or consular legalisation.

Why choose White Horse Notary Public for online notary services?

We are renowned for providing professional services at an excellent affordable price

We have a an immaculate 5* rating on Google Reviews, showing that our clients are highly satisfied

We are based in London, and accommodate appointments for evenings and weekends if required

Interested in using an online notary to notarise your documents?

Call us now on 020 3817 7502 or email info@whitehorsenotarypublic.com

Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.

White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 550 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

contact us for instant quotes

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WhitehorseNotaryPublic is a reputable and professional Notary Public service based in London, providing comprehensive and reliable notarial services. With a focus on delivering exceptional service and adhering to the highest standards, WhitehorseNotaryPublic offers a wide range of services to cater to the needs of individuals, businesses, and organizations.

As a distinguished Notary Public in London, WhitehorseNotaryPublic specializes in offering personalized and efficient solutions for all notarial requirements. Whether you need to authenticate documents, certify copies, or witness signatures, their experienced and knowledgeable team is well-equipped to handle any legal notarization process with utmost care and precision.

The team at WhitehorseNotaryPublic understands the importance of accuracy and confidentiality in notarial services. They provide a professional and confidential environment, ensuring that all sensitive documents are handled securely and in compliance with legal requirements. Their attention to detail and commitment to maintaining the integrity of the notarial process has earned them a reputation for excellence among clients in North London and beyond.

WhitehorseNotaryPublic is known for its exceptional customer service, always striving to provide a seamless and hassle-free experience. They are dedicated to delivering timely and efficient services, working closely with clients to understand their specific needs and tailor their solutions accordingly. Whether you require notarization for personal matters, commercial transactions, or international documentation, WhitehorseNotaryPublic offers a reliable and comprehensive service that you can trust.

When you choose WhitehorseNotaryPublic, you can expect a professional and friendly approach from a team of highly skilled Notary Public professionals. Their extensive knowledge of notarial law and procedures ensures that all documents are handled accurately and efficiently. By entrusting your notarial needs to WhitehorseNotaryPublic, you can have peace of mind knowing that your documents will be legally recognized and accepted both in the United Kingdom and internationally

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Mobile Notary Services

If you as an individual who works long hours & finds it difficult in taking time off work to travel to a notary - the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim will resolve your problem. Other situations where by you may require the mobile notary service is if there is an elderly individual finding it difficult to travel or family groups collectively signing documents. - In such situations the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim may be more convenient or even necessary.

The mobile Notary service may also be a benefit to businesses; many businesses require the mobile service as it can be quite a task for directors to visit the notary's office while juggling the day to day roles as company directors.

If you are unable to travel to our office or otherwise require the convenience of our mobile notary service then please contact us & we will be pleased to make arrangements to travel to you. Mobile notary service will incur additional charges to cover travel & waiting.

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 401 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

contact us for instant quotes

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White Horse Notary Public is a reputable and trusted provider of notarial services based in the UK. With their main office located in Milton Keynes, they serve clients seeking apostille and legalisation services in the area. Whether you require assistance with document authentication, certification, or verification, their dedicated team is well-equipped to handle a wide range of notarial tasks.

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Mobile Notary Services

If you as an individual who works long hours & finds it difficult in taking time off work to travel to a notary - the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim will resolve your problem. Other situations where by you may require the mobile notary service is if there is an elderly individual finding it difficult to travel or family groups collectively signing documents. - In such situations the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim may be more convenient or even necessary.

The mobile Notary service may also be a benefit to businesses; many businesses require the mobile service as it can be quite a task for directors to visit the notary's office while juggling the day to day roles as company directors.

If you are unable to travel to our office or otherwise require the convenience of our mobile notary service then please contact us & we will be pleased to make arrangements to travel to you. Mobile notary service will incur additional charges to cover travel & waiting.

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 401 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

contact us for instant quotes

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Whitehorse Notary Public is a reputable and trusted provider of notary public services in London. With a focus on efficiency, convenience, and legal compliance, we specialize in offering a range of services that cater to the modern needs of our clients.

One of our key areas of expertise is Power of Attorney in London. Our experienced notaries are well-versed in the intricacies of this legal document, ensuring that your power of attorney is properly notarized and recognized by the relevant authorities. We understand the importance of this document in granting authority and making important decisions on behalf of someone else, and we are committed to providing accurate and reliable notarial services for power of attorney matters.

In addition to traditional notarization methods, we also offer Electronic Notarisation, Remote Notarisation, and Online Notarisation services. These innovative approaches leverage technology to simplify and streamline the notarization process. Whether you are unable to visit our physical location or prefer the convenience of notarizing documents remotely, our qualified notaries are equipped to assist you. Our Online Notary and Remote Notary services allow you to securely and conveniently notarize your documents from anywhere, ensuring efficiency and compliance with legal requirements.

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Business Notary Services

The following are examples of services we offer to corporate companies. Please do note this list is not intended to be an exhaustive one. We are able to notarise all types of documents which can be specific to your corporate requirements & needs:-

Notarising corporate power of attorney

Authenticating corporate documents for UK or foreign companies

Certifying company documents such as resolutions, minutes, accounts & reports, certificates of incorporation, memorandum & articles of association etc

Authenticating documents to assist in the opening of corporate branch offices and bank accounts within the UK or abroad, Certificates of Good Standing, Certificates of Law, Application Forms

Certification of copy documents such as, Passports and Driving licence

Trademark Assignments

Notarising commercial mortgages/ Loan Agreements

Sale and Purchases of foreign shares

Attesting and authenticating the signature and execution of documents such as corporate Affidavits, Statutory Declarations, Witness Statements etc

Taking evidence known as depositions in England & Wales for use in foreign courts

Authenticating the signing of an Acknowledgment for use in the United States of America

Dealing with shipping documentation including the registration of vessels and ship protests

Purchase and sale of corporate property/land abroad

Bills of Sale

Maritime Bills of Sale

Ship Mortgages

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 391 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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Whitehorse Notary Public is a professional and reliable notary public service located in London. With expertise in various notarial services, Whitehorse Notary Public serves clients in both the City of London and South London regions. Whether you require assistance with notarizing documents, obtaining an apostille, or any other notary service, their dedicated team is committed to providing efficient and accurate solutions.

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Mobile Notary Services

If you as an individual who works long hours & finds it difficult in taking time off work to travel to a notary - the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim will resolve your problem. Other situations where by you may require the mobile notary service is if there is an elderly individual finding it difficult to travel or family groups collectively signing documents. - In such situations the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim may be more convenient or even necessary.

The mobile Notary service may also be a benefit to businesses; many businesses require the mobile service as it can be quite a task for directors to visit the notary's office while juggling the day to day roles as company directors.

If you are unable to travel to our office or otherwise require the convenience of our mobile notary service then please contact us & we will be pleased to make arrangements to travel to you. Mobile notary service will incur additional charges to cover travel & waiting.

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 401 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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White Horse Notary Public is a trusted and reliable provider of notary services in South London. With their extensive expertise and dedication to customer satisfaction, they have become a reputable choice for individuals and businesses seeking notary public services in the London area.

As a well-established notary public, White Horse offers a wide range of services to meet the diverse needs of their clients. Whether you require notarization of legal documents, certifications, or authentication, their team of experienced professionals is committed to delivering accurate and efficient services.

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Mobile Notary Services

If you as an individual who works long hours & finds it difficult in taking time off work to travel to a notary - the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim will resolve your problem. Other situations where by you may require the mobile notary service is if there is an elderly individual finding it difficult to travel or family groups collectively signing documents. - In such situations the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim may be more convenient or even necessary.

The mobile Notary service may also be a benefit to businesses; many businesses require the mobile service as it can be quite a task for directors to visit the notary's office while juggling the day to day roles as company directors.

If you are unable to travel to our office or otherwise require the convenience of our mobile notary service then please contact us & we will be pleased to make arrangements to travel to you. Mobile notary service will incur additional charges to cover travel & waiting.

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 401 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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WhitehorseNotaryPublic is a reputable and professional notary public service operating in West London, East London, and Stratford. With a team of experienced and certified notaries, we offer convenient and efficient mobile notary public services throughout London.

Our expert notaries are skilled in handling a wide range of notarial services, including notarizing documents, certifying copies, administering oaths and affirmations, and authenticating signatures. Whether you require notarization for personal, legal, or business purposes, we are here to assist you.

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Are you looking to save time and avoid travelling and benefit from online notary service? It is often possible to provide remote electronic notarisation of certain documents, depending on the type of notarisation that is required.

Can a Notary Public Notarise a Document Online?

If we are required to notarise documents to confirm they are authentic- remote or online electronic notarisation is possible. At White Horse Notary Public, we have successfully carried out digital notarisations using the internationally recognised eIDAS Regulation standard "Qualified Electronic Signature" for use overseas and will continue to advise clients on the best course of action in this area. The resulting "qualified electronic signature" is recognised as having the same legal effect as a handwritten wet-ink signature. Examples of documents you may want a notary public to authenticate via remote electronic notarisation include:

Identity Documents including but not limited to Passports, Driving Licence, ID Cards etc

Degree Certificates

Declarations

Criminal Record Checks i.e. DBS

Police certificates

TEFL certificates

Employment letters

School letters

A-Level/ GCSE certificates

GP reports

Please note that the above list is not intended to be exhaustive. There are many other documents that can be notarised online using the remote electronic notarisation method. Please do get in touch with us with any specific enquiries and we can advise accordingly.

What is the process I need to follow to use the remote electronic notarisation service?

There are still some documents that you will need to email us scans of. For example, photographic ID and a signed letter authorising the document issuer to verify it to us, but we can advise on what is required for the remote electronic notary services to be feasible. Please do get in touch with us with your enquiry.

When are online notary services not possible?

For documents that require a signature on the document to be notarised, online notarisation would not be possible. These documents require the person signing to appear before the notary public with photographic ID, and to sign the document in front of the notary.

We are often asked if we can identify the person and witness them sign via video call. The guidelines published by our regulator state that this should not be done, as there are certain checks that have to be made which can only be done in person. There are other circumstances in which remote or electronic signatures are not able to be or should not be used, and English law does not currently allow us to formally take or administer oaths or act as witnesses to deeds or other documents unless we are in the physical presence of our client.

How do you notarise a document on the internet?

A notary public can notarise a document online to confirm that it is authentic. You may need to email us a scanned image of the document and photographic ID, or you may need to video or voice call our office. We will explain everything that is required and the costs.

Can a notary public notarise from another country?

White Horse Notary Public are based in London, but we offer a truly international notary service. Some of our clients are based in other countries, and never need to step into our office.
If you're based abroad and want to notarise a document, we can do this without a face-to-face appointment in London.

Whether you're an individual living abroad, or setting up a business overseas, an online remote electronic notarisation service could help save you time and money.

Can apostille or consular legalisation also be done online or remotely?

Once your document has been notarised online or remotely, we can also arrange for it to be apostilled and/or legalised remotely, even if you are based abroad or do not wish to take out the time to visit our office.

There may be additional documents that you will need to send us - this depends on the requirements of the consulate, but usually these can be scanned and emailed to us, or posted to us.

Please contact us for costs, timescales and additional requirements associated with apostille and/or consular legalisation.

Why choose White Horse Notary Public for online notary services?

We are renowned for providing professional services at an excellent affordable price

We have a an immaculate 5* rating on Google Reviews, showing that our clients are highly satisfied

We are based in London, and accommodate appointments for evenings and weekends if required

Interested in using an online notary to notarise your documents?

Call us now on 020 3817 7502 or email info@whitehorsenotarypublic.com

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 550 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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The following are examples of the services we provide for individuals. Please do note that this not intended to be an exhaustive one. We are able to notarise all types of documents which can be specific to your requirements & needs: Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.

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Are you looking to save time and avoid travelling and benefit from online notary service? It is often possible to provide remote electronic notarisation of certain documents, depending on the type of notarisation that is required.

Can a Notary Public Notarise a Document Online?

If we are required to notarise documents to confirm they are authentic- remote or online electronic notarisation is possible. At White Horse Notary Public, we have successfully carried out digital notarisations using the internationally recognised eIDAS Regulation standard "Qualified Electronic Signature" for use overseas and will continue to advise clients on the best course of action in this area. The resulting "qualified electronic signature" is recognised as having the same legal effect as a handwritten wet-ink signature. Examples of documents you may want a notary public to authenticate via remote electronic notarisation include:

Identity Documents including but not limited to Passports, Driving Licence, ID Cards etc

Degree Certificates

Declarations

Criminal Record Checks i.e. DBS

Police certificates

TEFL certificates

Employment letters

School letters

A-Level/ GCSE certificates

GP reports

Please note that the above list is not intended to be exhaustive. There are many other documents that can be notarised online using the remote electronic notarisation method. Please do get in touch with us with any specific enquiries and we can advise accordingly.

What is the process I need to follow to use the remote electronic notarisation service?

There are still some documents that you will need to email us scans of. For example, photographic ID and a signed letter authorising the document issuer to verify it to us, but we can advise on what is required for the remote electronic notary services to be feasible. Please do get in touch with us with your enquiry.

When are online notary services not possible?

For documents that require a signature on the document to be notarised, online notarisation would not be possible. These documents require the person signing to appear before the notary public with photographic ID, and to sign the document in front of the notary.

We are often asked if we can identify the person and witness them sign via video call. The guidelines published by our regulator state that this should not be done, as there are certain checks that have to be made which can only be done in person. There are other circumstances in which remote or electronic signatures are not able to be or should not be used, and English law does not currently allow us to formally take or administer oaths or act as witnesses to deeds or other documents unless we are in the physical presence of our client.

How do you notarise a document on the internet?

A notary public can notarise a document online to confirm that it is authentic. You may need to email us a scanned image of the document and photographic ID, or you may need to video or voice call our office. We will explain everything that is required and the costs.

Can a notary public notarise from another country?

White Horse Notary Public are based in London, but we offer a truly international notary service. Some of our clients are based in other countries, and never need to step into our office.
If you're based abroad and want to notarise a document, we can do this without a face-to-face appointment in London.

Whether you're an individual living abroad, or setting up a business overseas, an online remote electronic notarisation service could help save you time and money.

Can apostille or consular legalisation also be done online or remotely?

Once your document has been notarised online or remotely, we can also arrange for it to be apostilled and/or legalised remotely, even if you are based abroad or do not wish to take out the time to visit our office.

There may be additional documents that you will need to send us - this depends on the requirements of the consulate, but usually these can be scanned and emailed to us, or posted to us.

Please contact us for costs, timescales and additional requirements associated with apostille and/or consular legalisation.

Why choose White Horse Notary Public for online notary services?

We are renowned for providing professional services at an excellent affordable price

We have a an immaculate 5* rating on Google Reviews, showing that our clients are highly satisfied

We are based in London, and accommodate appointments for evenings and weekends if required

Interested in using an online notary to notarise your documents?

Call us now on 020 3817 7502 or email info@whitehorsenotarypublic.com

Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.

White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

White Horse Notary Public London

96 White Horse Lane, London

5.0 550 reviews

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

What is the role and duty of a Notary Public?

Can a Notary Public notarise documents in foreign languages?

Who do you provide your notarial services to?

What is an Apostille & do I need it?

Do you provide same day legalisation services?

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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What is the role & function of a Notary Public

A Notary Public also referred to as a 'Public Notary' or simply as a 'Notary' is a member of the oldest branch of legal profession in England & Wales - and can be defined to be a qualified specialist lawyer who is a public officer constituted by law to serve the public in non-contentious matters.

A Notary public in London or throughout England & Wales is to act as a co-ordinator between the English legal system and other foreign systems of law so that your documents can be used in a foreign country.

A Notary's role is to verify or authenticate legal documents for use abroad. A Notary has to check the identity, capacity & authority of the person signing the document. If the Notary is satisfied after carrying out his obligations, the Notary will issue a notarial seal of office to the document, or where appropriate a notarial certificate. The form of notarial seal of office is exclusive & personal to each individual notary.

The Notary's primary duty is to the document itself & not to the individual presenting it, unlike Solicitors & Barristers in the UK whose duties are to the clients. Notarial Acts therefore require high standard of care as this is relied upon by third parties such as foreign government officials. A Notary may satisfy his obligations where appropriate by drafting documents and/or witnessing the execution of the documents; authenticate the contents of the document; by administering oaths and declarations.

Who is our Notary Public?

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

Although Muhammad Karim's notarial practice is separate from his solicitors work, his dual qualification of being both a qualified Solicitor & a Notary Public allows him to use his extensive legal knowledge & experience to successfully represent both individuals & companies who require bespoke notarial services which is unique to their respective requirements.

Why choose us?

No hidden fees

Our price structure is very straight forward & transparent. Our notarial services start from £60 & we do not charge VAT. We are committed to providing you with the fastest service at the most competitive rate.

Competitive & Experienced.

Muhammad Karim has comprehensive knowledge of company & corporate law as well as legal knowledge required to accommodate & cater for individual clients. Muhammad Karim has notarised thousands of documents - in other words, he has seen it all! You can rest assured that your document will be notarised correctly in a quick & efficient manner.

Same day, weekend & Bank Holiday Notary Appointments

We understand that each individual or company has urgent deadlines to meet and as such we strive to cater to their requirements. Muhammad Karim is able to offer same day notary appointments during the weekday working hours as well as weekend and Bank holiday appointments with prior arrangements. We also cater for urgent instructions during the festive period (Christmas & New Years). Appointments during the weekend & Bank holidays attract a small additional charge.

Mobile Notary Service

If you as an individual who works long hours & finds it difficult in taking time off work to travel to a notary - the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim will resolve your problem. Other situations where by you may require the mobile notary service is if there is an elderly individual finding it difficult to travel or family groups collectively signing documents. - In such situations the mobile notary service provided by Muhammad Karim may be more convenient or even necessary.

The mobile Notary service may also be a benefit to businesses; many businesses require the mobile service as it can be quite a task for directors to visit the notary's office while juggling the day to day roles as company directors.

If you are unable to travel to our office or otherwise require the convenience of our mobile notary service then please contact us & we will be pleased to make arrangements to travel to you. Mobile notary service will incur additional charges to cover travel & waiting.

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White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public
96 White Horse Lane
London E1 4LR

Parking
Private Car Park Bays for clients at the rear of our Office

Bus
The 25, 309 and 205 buses run closest to our Office

Nearest Tube Station:
Stepney Green Underground tube station - (District Line) - (1 minute walk to our Office)

Mile End and Whitechapel Underground Tube Station - (Central Line) - (7 - 10 minutes walk to our Office)

Muhammad Karim
Notary Public

Muhammad Karim is both a qualified Solicitor & Notary Public. Muhammad Karim qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 & was awarded the post graduate Diploma in Notarial Practice from the University College London (UCL) & qualified as a Notary Public in 2015.

An Apostille is a certificate issued by the foreign or commonwealth office in the UK & is the authentication of a document for use in another country.

The Apostille certificate confirms the signature, seal & stamp of the Notary Public to be genuine so that it is accepted when presented in another country outside the UK. The Apostille assures that any documents fraudulently 'notarised', purporting to be a Notary Public is not recognised & therefore reduces the risk of fraudulent documents being circulated around the world.

If the document being notarised is to be received by a country that is a signatory to the Apostille convention of 1961 - it is likely that you will require an Apostille. The purpose of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961 is that once the country becomes a member/signatory there should no longer be any requirement for separate consular or embassy legalisation as long as the document has been notarised and apostilled. Our Notary Public will be happy to advise you on whether the recipient of the document will require an Apostille. If an Apostille is required, our Notary Public can advise you on the process of obtaining one, the cost & can arrange this for you.

Do I need consular or Embassy legalisation for the country where my document is going to be used?

Do I need to bring identification documents with me when coming to notarise my documents?

How much will it cost me to notarise my documents?

Do you provide home visits/ visits to my office/ weekend/ evening appointments?

Although many countries have become members/signatures to The Hague Apostille convention of 1961 - there still remains many countries around the world that are not signatures/members of the convention. This means that if your document is being received in a country who is not a signature/member is it likely that further legalisation of the document will be required by the consular or embassy of the receiving country.

Our Notary Public has comprehensive knowledge of the legalisation requirements for all the countries around the world & will be happy to advise you accordingly in relation to your specific requirements.

To comply with money laundering regulations, a Notary Public must confirm your identity. Our Notary Public would expect you to bring with you your current unexpired passport or your full photo card driver's license as a proof of identification. You will also be expected to produce proof of residency which is no more than 3 months old - this can be by way of bank statement or utility bill issued to you.

For more information on specific identification requirements please check our 'Identification' page

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A Notary Public also referred to as a 'Public Notary' or simply as a 'Notary' is a member of the oldest branch of legal profession in England & Wales - and can be defined to be a qualified specialist lawyer who is a public officer constituted by law to serve the public in non-contentious matters.