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Public Notary Appointed by the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Phillip Silver & Associates LAWERS
Phillip Silver is an Australian Solicitor and Notary Public based in Sydney, Australia.
Notarial Act
A notarial act is an instrument in writing recording the due execution of a deed, contract or other writing, or verifying some fact or thing that has been done, and it is authenticated by the Notary’s signature and an official seal. It either certifies the due execution in the Notary’s presence of a deed, contract or other writing or it verifies some fact or thing of which the Notary has certain knowledge.
Phillip can provide notarial services to individuals and corporate entities in NSW for use in different countries.
Examples of documents often notarized include but are not limited to:
- Education documents
- Foreign language documents
- Passports, visas and Australian government documents
- Statutory declarations, affidavits, affirmations
- Electronic documents
- Powers of Attorney
- Certifying true copies of original documents
- Notarising signatures and certifying executions or signing of documents
- Relationship Registration documents
We also assist with apostille and authentications: preparing and submitting an application to DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) for Apostille or Authentication, obtaining Apostille or Authentication and providing the same to the client or as directed.
An apostille is a certificate that verifies the authenticity of a document's signature, seal, or stamp. It's used to legalize documents so they can be recognized internationally. Most documents must be notarized before they can be apostilled.
Scale of Fees Recommended by the Society of Notaries of New South Wales Inc. Effective 1 January 2024: https://notarynsw.org.au/recommended-fees/ (*DFAT fees in addition)
Phillip is also available to travel to clients where is not convenient to attend at our offices in Sydney.
Phillip can also act as Commissioner of Oaths for documents for South Africa. If you are a South African in Australia, Phillip Silver can also save you a long trip to the South African High Commission Canberra. According to section 8(b) of the South African Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of Oaths Act 16 of 1963, a South African commissioner of oaths may commission a document outside of South Africa for use in South Africa (this includes powers of attorney and affidavits for property transfers and court proceeding)