Notary Public North Dublin
Need a document notarised?
Shannons Solicitors provides Notary Public services from our office at 29 Main Street, Swords, conveniently located for clients throughout Swords, Dublin Airport and North County Dublin.
Our Notaries can authenticate documents, witness signatures and assist with documentation required for use outside Ireland.
A mobile Notary service is also available by arrangement where you require a Notary to attend your home, workplace or business premises.
What Does a Notary Public Do?
A Notary Public is a public officer authorised to perform a range of functions involving the authentication and certification of documents.
Notarial services are commonly required when an Irish document or signature needs to be accepted by an authority, business or legal organisation in another country.
What Should I Bring?
You will normally need to prove your identity when appearing before a Notary Public.
Contact us before your visit and we'll tell you what identification and supporting documentation you need to bring for your particular matter.
Where possible, you should also provide details of the country and organisation for which the document is intended.
Documents We Can Assist With
A Notary Public may be required for documents including:
Powers of Attorney
Affidavits
Declarations and affirmations
Company and business documents
Documents for overseas property transactions
Certified copies of documents
Authentication of signatures
Documents required for use abroad
Other personal and commercial documentation
Requirements vary depending on the document and the country in which it will be used, so we recommend contacting us before attending.
Mobile Notary Service
Can't come to our Swords office?
Our Notaries can attend business premises and other locations by prior arrangement.
This can be particularly useful for businesses requiring documents to be executed or where travelling to the office is difficult. An additional charge applies for mobile appointments.
Notary Public or Commissioner for Oaths?
The two services are different.
If your document is intended for use internationally, you will generally require a Notary Public.
A Commissioner for Oaths primarily deals with affidavits, declarations and certain other documents for use within Ireland.
If you're unsure which service you need, contact us first and we'll point you in the right direction.
Need a Notary Public in Swords?
Contact Shannons Solicitors and tell us what document you need notarised and where it will be used.
We'll explain what you need to bring and arrange the appropriate service.