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Need Documents Accepted Overseas? Check These Requirements Before Signing
An overseas bank, lawyer or government office has asked you to have a document notarised.
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Practical reading to help you prepare and plan your next steps.
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An overseas bank, lawyer or government office has asked you to have a document notarised.
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These terms often appear together in an overseas document request, but they describe different steps.
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An overseas power of attorney may allow another person to deal with property, banking or other affairs on your behalf.
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A rejected document can interrupt a property transaction, banking arrangement or application.
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When an overseas property transaction requires documents to be signed in Australia, the appointment is only one part of the process.
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An overseas bank, counterparty or registry may ask for notarised company documents.
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The words certified copy do not tell you enough to choose a service.
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A document in another language should be sent for preliminary assessment before a notary appointment is booked.
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An overseas application can require several documents with different certification requirements.
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When a document is needed urgently overseas, the fastest useful first step is a clear description of the requirement.
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