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Melbourne Notary Public services for the Philippines

  • February 19, 2023

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Melbourne Notary Public Services for the Philippines

Do you need documents notarised by a notary public in Melbourne for the Philippines?

Our Melbourne Public Notary can help notarise your documents and get it apostilled by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). Our notary public is experienced with notarising various documents for the Philippines. Common examples of documents include.

  • Power of attorney and authorisations which allows you to appoint others to act on your behalf in the Philippines
  • Statutory declarations and affidavits as well as court documents
  • Contracts, agreements, and deeds including for property transactions
  • Government forms
  • Company records including company registration forms, certificate of incorporation, certificate of registration or change of names, company searches and current company extracts searches and current company extracts
  • Business documents including contracts between parties in the Philippines and Australia
  • Probate and Estate matters
  • Qualification and education records including university degrees and academic transcripts and confirmation of enrolment
  • Evidence of citizenship or residency
  • Evidence of address
  • Certifying identification documents including passports, birth certificates, marriage certificates or death certificates

Notary Public services for Australian businesses expanding to/recruiting in the Philippines

Many of our clients are Australian businesses who want to expand their operations into the Philippines or are wanting to hire employees from the Philippines. Legal documents intended for the Philippines will generally need to be notarised by an Australian public notary. Our Melbourne Public Notary will help you avoid unnecessary hassle and delay in getting your business documents notarised and sent to the Philippines. Notary will help you avoid unnecessary hassle and delay in getting your business documents notarised and sent to the Melbourne Public Notary. If you want your documents sent to the Philippines in the most efficient manner, we can also apply for an apostille stamp and post the documents directly to your business partner/recruitment agent/lawyers in the Philippines. If you want your documents sent to the Philippines in the most efficient manner, we can also apply for an apostille stamp and post the documents directly to your business partner/recruitment agent/lawyers in the Philippines.

You do not need to use the notarial services of the Philippines Consulate General in Melbourne
The Philippines Consulate in Melbourne offers notarial services, but you can engage an Australian notary public to notarise your documents. You can make an appointment with our office to get your documents notarised and generally get your documents notarised on the same day subject to our availability. You can make an appointment with our office to get your documents notarised and generally get your documents notarised on the same day subject to our availability. understand your matter is urgent and time-sensitive and are very accommodating. Our focus is on convenience and efficiency.

Getting an apostille stamp

After you have seen a notary public in Melbourne, DFAT then can apply an apostille stamp on your notarised documents. You can find out more about DFAT You can find out more about DFAT 's apostille services here. The Melbourne Passport Office can review your notarised documents and apply the apostille stamp. Our Melbourne Public Notary can also correspond directly with DFAT on your behalf if you want to save time and the hassle of doing it yourself. Our Melbourne Public Notary can also correspond directly with DFAT on your behalf if you want to save time and the hassle of doing it yourself. Many clients engage our firm to notarise the documents and apply for apostille stamp.

Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a quote. Alternatively, please send us an email at chuatan@tpg.com.au. You can read more about what we do here. 

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