Notary Northampton Notary Public · Northampton

Northampton · NN1 · 24-hour service

Signature, seal, apostille —
your document accepted anywhere.

I am Georgeta Andrei, a Notary Public and practising lawyer in Northampton. I witness, certify and legalise documents for use abroad: powers of attorney, affidavits, certified copies, company contracts — with the FCDO apostille or embassy legalisation arranged for you. Affordable fees, fixed in writing before anything starts.

  • Faculty Officeappointed & regulated
  • Same dayfor most personal documents
  • 8+ languagesEN · RO · PL · LT · MD · UA · ES…

Why a notary — and why this one

A notary's seal, a lawyer's training.

Properly qualified

Notaries are lawyers appointed through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury — the oldest branch of the legal profession. My background in company and commercial law means document quality is checked like a lawyer's, not a stationer's.

One instruction, end to end

Foreign authorities rarely accept a plain signature: they want notarisation, an apostille, sometimes a sworn translation and an embassy stamp. You give me the document once — I coordinate every stage and return a pack that will pass at the other end.

Built around your deadline

Property completions, visas, court dates and hospital letters wait for nobody. Urgent enquiries are prioritised, most personal documents are executed the same day, and the real government turnaround times are confirmed before you pay.

Discreet and compliant

Identity, capacity and understanding are verified on every instruction under a published anti-money-laundering policy, with privacy notices and complaint routes set out plainly on this site.

The Notary Northampton official seal stamp

The practical route

Four steps from enquiry to accepted document.

  1. Enquire

    Email, WhatsApp or call with the type of document, the country where it will be used, and your deadline. A scan or photo is ideal.

  2. Fixed quote

    You receive a written fixed fee covering the notarial act plus any apostille, translation or embassy disbursements — confirmed before any work begins.

  3. Attend & sign

    Meet at the Northampton office (or another arrangement where the destination authority allows). Bring your passport and proof of address; I verify capacity and understanding, then witness and seal.

  4. Certified & returned

    I arrange the FCDO apostille or embassy legalisation and return the completed pack — collected, couriered, or sent direct to the overseas party.

See fees & how it works

From the practice's Google reviews

Trusted across Northampton's communities.

“Working with Georgeta was an absolute pleasure. I was quite overwhelmed by the complex documentation required for my marriage in Morocco … and each time, Georgeta responded promptly with clear, professional, and reassuring guidance.”
Tipu AghaMay 2025
“Very professional in all aspects of work she carried out for me. Highly recommend.”
Patsey RedmanFebruary 2025
“Brilliant company, very fast, very professional and very friendly. I would definitely recommend.”
Martin LymanAugust 2023
“Same day appointment, was very professional and excellent service. Would definitely recommend, thank you!”
Kaye StephensonMarch 2023
“Found this place on Google. Swift and thorough with attention to detail. Quality service delivery.”
Olusegun SokanMarch 2023

For businesses & professionals

Company documents for overseas registries, banks and counterparties.

Resolutions, good-standing packs, KYC certifications, contracts and share documents — quoted as a fixed project fee, usually within one working day of receiving the papers. Directors can attend, or we arrange what your destination authority permits.

Resolutions & minutesCertificates of incorporationDirector ID certificationsCommercial contractsShare transfers

Common questions, answered straight.

What is a notary public, and what do they do?

A notary public is a specially qualified lawyer appointed to prepare and certify documents for use outside the UK. Notaries belong to the oldest branch of the legal profession, appointed through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury. A notary's signature, seal and certificate are recognised by authorities throughout the world — a plain witness signature is rarely accepted abroad.

How quickly can you turn documents around?

The practice operates a 24-hour service — enquiries by phone, WhatsApp or email are answered any time, and most personal documents can be notarised the same day. The FCDO apostille stage depends on the service ordered; the current published turnaround is confirmed when you book.

What should I bring?

Your valid passport (or national ID for non-UK nationals), proof of address dated in the last three months, the document to be signed if you already have it, and any supporting originals (e.g. the certificate you need copied). Company work needs the constitutional documents and proof of who is signing.

How long does a notarisation take?

Signing with me usually takes 15–30 minutes. The FCDO apostille stage depends on the service ordered; I give you the current published turnaround when you book.

Next step

Send the document and the country. Get a fixed fee.

Email, WhatsApp or call — a 24-hour service, so enquiries are answered when you send them.