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Individuals and companies who need prompt, valid notarisation
Notarisation
We notarise contracts, powers of attorney, declarations and company documents within the scope of our notarisation licence, with a legal review before signing.
The firm provides licensed notarisation alongside its legal services. We review the document and check that its details and the signatories' authority are complete before notarising it, then complete the notarisation electronically under the approved procedures. Clients get legal advice and notarisation in one place, with confidentiality and careful drafting.
Scope of service
What we do
Powers of Attorney
Issuing and revoking general and specific powers of attorney, with powers defined to suit their purpose.
Property Conveyancing
Notarising transfers, mortgages and releases of property after checking deeds and registrations.
Company Documents
Notarising articles of association, amendments and related partner resolutions.
Declarations and Contracts
Notarising declarations, sale and lease contracts and other documents that may lawfully be notarised.
Review Before Notarisation
Reviewing the document, its details and the signatories' authority, and suggesting changes before signing.
How we work
Our approach
- 01
Identify the Document
We confirm the type of notarisation, the parties and the documents required.
- 02
Verify and Review
We verify identities, authority and deeds, and review the wording.
- 03
Notarise
We complete the notarisation under the approved procedures.
- 04
Deliver
We deliver the notarised document and explain any next steps.
The team
Who will work on your matter
FAQ
Before you get in touch
What documents are usually needed?
It depends on the type of notarisation. It usually includes the parties' IDs, title deeds or commercial registrations, and proof of authority when signing for someone else. We send you the list before the appointment.
Can a power of attorney be issued for someone outside Saudi Arabia?
It can, when the conditions and the parties' details are met. We explain the procedure for your case.
Do you review the contract before notarising it?
Yes. We review the wording and details first and point out anything that could affect the contract's validity or the parties' rights.
Book a Notarisation Appointment
Tell us which document needs notarising, and we will confirm the documents required and a suitable time.