notary

Converse of object

• certify: This means that the U.K. Foreign and Commonwealth Office certify the Notary 's signature and seal.
• appoint: Appoint a French notary; We can help you with this.
• become: How much education did it take again to become a notary?

Converse of subject

• witness: Dated 11 March 1980, it is witnessed by a notary.
• authenticate: Each of those signatures must be authenticated by a notary.

Adjective modifier

• Spanish: The Spanish notary has a more elevated role than just verifying signatures.
• public: All contracts are drawn up in front of a public notary, where the buyer's lawyer must be present.
• French: Specific advice applicable to your own circumstances should be sought from a French notary.
• general: Rule 3 provides that, in order to qualify as a scrivener notary you must first qualify as a general notary.
• most: Although most notaries are also solicitors their practice as notaries is entirely separate from their solicitors practice.
• local: Arrange a local Notary 's appointment for you to sign the Escritura.

Modifies a noun

• appointment: Arrange a local Notary appointment for you to sign the Escritura.
• fee: Notary fees are charged on a time basis at the rate of £ 350 per hour.
• public: Notary publics, we will try to solve its doubts.
• service: In addition, notary services are available upon request.
• deed: FINAL INSTALLMENT - 50 % upon completion and signing the notary deed.

Noun used with modifier

• scrivener: Rule 3 provides that, in order to qualify as a scrivener notary you must first qualify as a general notary.

Possessives

• signature: This means that the U.K. Foreign and Commonwealth Office certify the Notary's signature and seal.
• office: Completion The signing of the final contract will take place at the notary's office in France.
• fee: The notary's own legal fee for the conveyance is added.