To be able to verify a document I need to be satisfied it is
a genuine legal document confirming the information it contains.
This can is usually done by:
- Seeing the hard copy original of a document I am familiar with.
- Receiving an electronic copy of the document direct from the issuing authority or entity.
- Contacting the issuing authority or entity if it is not a document I am familiar with or recognise.
- Seeing the hard copy original of a document I am familiar with.
- Receiving an electronic copy of the document direct from the issuing authority or entity.
- Contacting the issuing authority or entity if it is not a document I am familiar with or recognise.
Once I have satisfied myself as to the legality of the
document(s) I will completes a certificate on or attached to the document confirming
that it is a valid true copy of the original. That certificate is completed by myself, the Notary
adding my signature, a stamp identifying them and embossing with my seal of office.
As a requirement of the Notarial Act I have to keep a copy of
the document and certificate. I store these copies electronically.
EMAIL
don@dbthomaslaw.nz
Email your contact details, copy of the document(s)
And what Country the document(s) is/are going to.
PHONE
+64 27 224 0729
don@dbthomaslaw.nz
Email your contact details, copy of the document(s)
And what Country the document(s) is/are going to.
PHONE
+64 27 224 0729
