To have a document notarized, means to have a specially authorized person, called a Notary Public, place their signature and stamp on the document, certifying that they have either witnessed the execution of a signature, or made a certified true copy of an original document.
Before having your documents notarized, you should confirm with the recipient abroad, the apostille office, and the embassy or consulate of the destination country, as to how they would like your documents prepared. Not all documents require notarization and not all offices accept notarized documents.
Contact us if you have questions about the notarization of your documents.
