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Notary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areas

Notary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areas

Christopher James Lucas, Notary Public

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+44 7307 125088

Notary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areas

Notary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areasNotary services in St. Albans, Hertford and the surrounding areas

Christopher James Lucas, Notary Public

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- Notarial services in Hertfordshire -

About Me

My name is Chris and I am a Notary Public, practising in Hertfordshire, England. 


I deal with all aspects of notarial work, including:

  • Affidavits 
  • Apostille and legalisation of documents
  • Authentication of company documentation
  • Certificates of law
  • Certification of education/degree certificates
  • Notarial certificates
  • Powers of attorney
  • Statutory declarations
  • Verification of identity


I am a Private Client Solicitor with over 11 years’ experience, specialising in Wills, Trusts and Probate. My legal background has equipped me with a wide range of skills which translate to my work as a notary, however my work as a solicitor is entirely separate from my notarial practice.


Subject to availability, I am able to see clients during office hours at the St. Albans office of Debenhams Ottaway Solicitors, which is where I work. Alternatively, I can travel to see clients at their home or premises in all areas surrounding Hertford, which is where I live, as well as St. Albans and the rest of East and Central Hertfordshire.


I can offer evening and weekend appointments, subject to my availability. 

- How can I help? -

Services for Individuals

Services for Individuals

Services for Individuals

 Powers of Attorney 

Giving someone abroad authority to act on your behalf e.g. for a property transaction or dealing with any foreign official procedures


Certification of copies of documents 

e.g. identity documents, education certificates, professional qualifications.


Confirmation of facts 

e.g. declaration of freedom to marry or of continui

 Powers of Attorney 

Giving someone abroad authority to act on your behalf e.g. for a property transaction or dealing with any foreign official procedures


Certification of copies of documents 

e.g. identity documents, education certificates, professional qualifications.


Confirmation of facts 

e.g. declaration of freedom to marry or of continuing entitlement to receive a foreign pension


Confirmation of any sort of formal qualification


Statutory declarations, affidavits and statements on any subject


Execution of foreign wills

i.e. prepared abroad dealing with foreign assets


Asset transfers 

e.g. share transfer forms

Services for Businesses

Services for Individuals

Services for Individuals

Powers of Attorney on behalf of companies 

e.g. to create a subsidiary company, renewing a patent, conducting litigation, representing an English company overseas


Confirmation of existence of a company registered in England 

Checking and verifying company constitutional documents, preparing notarial certificates


Verification of identity for c

Powers of Attorney on behalf of companies 

e.g. to create a subsidiary company, renewing a patent, conducting litigation, representing an English company overseas


Confirmation of existence of a company registered in England 

Checking and verifying company constitutional documents, preparing notarial certificates


Verification of identity for corporate transactions

e.g. certifying identity documents for company officers and where applicable confirming identity of beneficial owners

Legalisation

Services for Individuals

Legalisation

What is legalisation?

Legalisation is a process whereby a notary's signature and seal are verified by independent government officials. Depending on the document and country, legalisation is normally needed before the notarised document can be recognised and accepted in the receiving jurisdiction.


Legalisation and Apostille

I can assist you 

What is legalisation?

Legalisation is a process whereby a notary's signature and seal are verified by independent government officials. Depending on the document and country, legalisation is normally needed before the notarised document can be recognised and accepted in the receiving jurisdiction.


Legalisation and Apostille

I can assist you with this process. Usually, it will involve applying to the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office for an apostille to be attached to the notarised document. 


Consular legalisation

Some countries will require legalisation by their own consulate in England, which is normally an additional step to obtaining an apostille.


Legalisation agents

Like many notaries, I use legalisation agents to assist with the above.

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Christopher James Lucas ("the Notary") is a Notary Public trading as Chris Lucas Notary Public with address Ivy House, 107 St Peter's Street, St Albans, AL1 3EW.


Regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.


For the avoidance of any doubt, whilst the Notary's office is based at Debenhams Ottaway LLP in St Albans, the Notary's notarial practice is completely independent of Debenhams Ottaway LLP and is regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury and not by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.


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