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Notary Public for Property Abroad

Buying, selling or inheriting property in another country usually means signing documents in Ireland for use abroad. We prepare, notarise and send on the supporting documents so your transaction can proceed without you travelling.

Typical property matters

Powers of attorney allowing a lawyer or agent abroad to sign for you
Purchase and sale documents for holiday homes and investment property
Declarations and consents needed by foreign land registries or notaries
Inheritance and succession documents for property held overseas
Certified copies of identity documents requested by foreign banks

Working with your lawyer abroad

The lawyer or notary in the other country will usually send you the document to sign, often in two languages. We review it with you, confirm your identity and capacity to sign, and notarise it so it is accepted there.

Most property documents then need an apostille or consular legalisation. We will tell you which applies and can help arrange it, so the papers reach your lawyer ready to use.

Arrange an appointment

Call or email the office and we will find a time that suits you.

What to bring

Valid photo identification
The documents, unsigned unless told otherwise
Any instructions from the person or authority abroad

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Need a document notarised?

Call or email the office and we will arrange a convenient appointment.