* We prepare documents in Russian, English or Ukrainian. If necessay, we can issue documents in other languages.
* All documents are supplied with an apostille, therefore, they have legal force in the territory of the country for which they are issued.
To issue a document, personal presence of the principal with an identity document is required. In addition, you need to provide details of the person for whom the document is issued.
When the document is executed and signed, the notary registers it, apostilles it, and translates apostile into one of the required languages. After that, the document is ready to be used in the country for which the apostille is issued. Apostille is included in the price of the service. We also provide confirmation at the request of state authorities, notaries, credit institutions and other organizations of the country where the document is to be used.
The cost of the document starts at $200. The price depends on the complexity of the task and deadlines.
Please note that in the United States, notaries do not have a license to practice law. If you need legal assistance, we will guide you to the right attorneys to suit your needs.
Power of Attorney allows you to delegate to another person the authority to perform any legal actions (for example, buying an apartment or opening a bank account). In some cases, the law allows a power of attorney to be issued as a written document, however most often a document must be certified by a notary and be in compliance with state laws of the United States.
Vehicle
Registaration of inheritance, probate, wills
Real estate transactions
Litigation
Consent is a document by which you grant another person the right to perform a certain action. For example, you can allow your child’s grandmother to travel abroad with her grandson. The consent must clearly state all the conditions and restrictions in accordance with the law.
Consent
A formal statement is a written document prepared on behalf of one person or group of persons. In this document you express a request or complaint against an official of an entity. The document is a subject to consideration in the manner prescribed by law. Usually our clients write statements about the exercise of their rights or about the waiver of these rights.
According to laws, when a notary certifies the authenticity of a signature, they do not certify the facts stated in the document, only the identity of the signatory. Therefore, the document is signed in the notary’s presence, so that they see the fact of the signature with their own eyes.
Notary confirms that the copy of the document is fully consistent with the original. The notary public is not responsible for the facts set forth in the document, but only compares the correspondence of the text and certifies the signature of the applicant.
In the United States, notaries are prohibited from certifying copies of documents if they contain state or medical secrets and have a signature stamp on the inadmissibility of copying (or stamped “Secret” / “Top Secret”).
If you have any questions, please contact us +1 (312) 818-0668 or at lexglobalus@gmail.com
Fill out the Request Form and we will send you list of necessary documents to prepare Power of Attorney
Make appointment with Notary
Sign the document, register it and send it for Apostile
Receive Apostiled document, translate Apostile into desired language and seal the documents
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