Efficient and convenient notary solutions in Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf Notary is operated by Woodcock Notary Public – an established provider of notary and legalisation assistance based within Canary Wharf, at One Canada Square. We cater to clients throughout London.

We were founded by Notary Public of England and Wales, Nathan Woodcock, who has considerable experience as a notary.

Canary Wharf Notary services are carried out by Notary Public of England and Wales, Papia Kabir. She is a fully qualified and registered notary, and she has worked alongside Nathan for a number of years. Papia is here to assist you with all of your notary needs. 

Our notary public services are tailored to the needs of individual clients, as we aim to make our service as convenient and efficient as possible.

A notary is a specialist solicitor who is qualified to certify legal and official documents. Their job is to certify the authenticity of deeds and legal documents. Specifically, a notary public authenticates documents for use in foreign jurisdictions – in which a solicitor’s authentication would not be accepted.

Our notary public solutions are tailored to the unique needs of our clients. We work with individuals as well as with corporates and SMEs. Bespoke packages are available on request.

If you cannot make it into our Canary Wharf office, then we can come to you. This is because we offer a mobile notary service, which allows you book your notary appointment at a suitable time and place. 

For example, you could have your mobile notary appointment at your home or office. It can even take place somewhere like a café if it is a good location to meet. 

Mobile notary appointments can take place within our normal working hours, as well as outside of them. It is perfect for those who work full-time and cannot take time off for their appointment.

Get in touch with us today to discuss your appointment and find out what availability we have. 

In the UK, legalisation is a process whereby the signature, stamp, and seal on an official document is checked by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Once checked, it is then issued with an apostille, certifying that it has been legalised.

Whilst most countries accept apostilles, not all countries accept them. This means that your documents will need to go through the lengthier process of embassy or consulate legalisation. We can also manage this for you.

Canary Wharf Notary manages the legalisation of our clients’ documents from start-to-finish. Whether you need to have a document legalised quickly or you have some time, we have a service to suit your requirements.