Commissioner of Oaths
#1
Commissioner of Oaths
Hi everyone, seasons greetings.
Q: What is the US equivalent position for Commissioner of Oaths? Is it a public notary or someone else?
Thanks
Q: What is the US equivalent position for Commissioner of Oaths? Is it a public notary or someone else?
Thanks
#2
Re: Commissioner of Oaths
Why do you ask? My understanding is that US notaries do perform some of the same functions. It is helpful to know what you need done.
#3
Re: Commissioner of Oaths
I need someone to verify my ID documents and then use that to grant power of attorney to someone in Spain who will act on my behalf for a property sale.
#4
Re: Commissioner of Oaths
Fortunately for you, both Spain and the United States are parties to Hague Convention on use of “apostilles.” The apostille is a fairly summary procedure by which your state will verify the authority of the notary. (It is a real PIA if you can’t use the apostille. Canada is not a party to that convention)
#5
Re: Commissioner of Oaths APOSTILE SERVICES?
So further to this, my thought was getting PoA here in Georgia and then do they send the documents onto here and then to Spain?
https://travel.state.gov/content/tra...-services.html
for Apostile Services?
Although my PoA is for Spain and they only require my UK passport, should I include my Legal Residents Card additionally? (so the US Apostile Services see my relation to the USA?)
Thanks in advance
https://travel.state.gov/content/tra...-services.html
for Apostile Services?
Although my PoA is for Spain and they only require my UK passport, should I include my Legal Residents Card additionally? (so the US Apostile Services see my relation to the USA?)
Thanks in advance
#6
Re: Commissioner of Oaths APOSTILE SERVICES?
So further to this, my thought was getting PoA here in Georgia and then do they send the documents onto here and then to Spain?
https://travel.state.gov/content/tra...-services.html
for Apostile Services?
Although my PoA is for Spain and they only require my UK passport, should I include my Legal Residents Card additionally? (so the US Apostile Services see my relation to the USA?)
Thanks in advance
https://travel.state.gov/content/tra...-services.html
for Apostile Services?
Although my PoA is for Spain and they only require my UK passport, should I include my Legal Residents Card additionally? (so the US Apostile Services see my relation to the USA?)
Thanks in advance
what information do you have that Hague Convention is insufficient?
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Re: Commissioner of Oaths
Notary public (United States) - Wikipedia
It gets more complicated when you are doing things on the international level.
It gets more complicated when you are doing things on the international level.
#8
Re: Commissioner of Oaths
Notary public (United States) - Wikipedia
It gets more complicated when you are doing things on the international level.
It gets more complicated when you are doing things on the international level.