Additional Documents
The UK-based notary is involved in a wide variety of, often unusual, transactions. For example, to attest documents issued by The European Medicines Agency (the agency responsible for the scientific evaluation of centralised marketing authorisation applications).
A notary maybe needed to notarise a certificate of entrepreneurship or a set fingerprints, or a document whereby you agree to assign the film rights of your latest novel.
As well as unusual documents to be notarised, you may need a notary to help you prove that an event took place; or even witness an event such as the signing in by Zoom or Teams of an expert witness to a live court case being conducted in the USA.
Additional documents can include ‘Notarial Certificates’. This is where the notary draws up a statement of facts, for example how, when claiming a pension from – say Jamaica – to prove that you are still alive! Read how at Alive and Kicking.
Another example of where a notarial certificate is needed is to prove the existence of intelligence not in physical format, for example, a doctor’s practising certificate which are not issued in hard copy but only online, or website content that can easily change for day-to-day. Your MyNotary can help. Talking of not in physical format; remote electronic notarisation is sometimes available.