How much does Notary Edinburgh Charge?
How to pay:
It is difficult to estimate in some cases how much time will be required to complete a matter, bearing in mind the variety of circumstances that may arise. However, guidance as to likely costs will be given on receipt of instructions and sight of documents. Any estimates given will be based on the information available at the time and, although given in good faith, will not be binding. Please note that our minimum charge is £80 + VAT
Our clients can pay via BACS, cash, cheque or invoice (by arrangement).
What if I am not satisfied with your service?
My governing body is the Law Society of Scotland. The Law Society of Scotland is responsible for the admission and registration of Notaries.
All complaints start at the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission (SLCC). If the complaint is about conduct, it will be referred to us. If the complaint is about service, it is dealt with by the SLCC.
Our conduct complaints process
Our process is designed to ensure all complaints are investigated thoroughly and in an open and transparent manner.
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Initial assessment stage
When we receive a complaint from the SLCC, it is allocated to a Reporter to the Professional Conduct Sub Committees (PCSC). It may be necessary at this early stage for the reporter to request additional information from any of the parties involved. The solicitor is informed of the issues under investigation and is given the opportunity and time to respond.
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Investigation stage
The reporter carries out the investigation by gathering all the evidence and information from the complainer, solicitor and any other relevant sources.
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Report stage
At the end of the investigation, a written report is prepared. The report includes recommendations based on the evidence found during the investigation.
Both parties have an opportunity to comment at this stage.
Any comments and a supplementary report are submitted with the main report to one of our Professional Conduct Sub Committees.
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MyNotary Edinburgh specialises in:
I am familiar with the (often lengthy) documentation required when
- Drafting and validating Powers of Attorney
Click to read more - Individuals relocating to Scotland; particularly from Hong Kong
- Individuals go to live or work overseas
- Notarising documents for doctors going to work in Australia
- Teachers relocating to UAE (Dubai and Abu Dhabi being the most popular) or Qatar
- Citizenship documentation, notably Irish citizenship
- Completing trade agreements with countries outside the scope of Hague Convention, for example, trading with China
- Companies setting up branch offices or opening bank accounts outside of the United Kingdom
Estimates:
Please note that our minimum charge is £80 + VAT
What is required?
Please bring your passport with you and another document, perhaps a letter, linking you to your UK address. This information will enable me to be satisfied of your identity and to attest that you have appeared before me, signed a document in front of me.