Notary public and commissioner for oaths in Nairobi
Affidavits and statutory declarations commissioned, and documents notarised for use abroad. By appointment, so you are seen at the time you book.
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Two services, one appointment
- Affidavits for court cases and applications
- Statutory declarations
- Certified copies of documents for use in Kenya
- Documents that will be used outside Kenya
- Powers of attorney
- Company documents and resolutions for use abroad
- Certified copies of passports, certificates and transcripts for use abroad
What to bring
Book first by WhatsApp or phone and tell us what the document is for. If it is going abroad, tell us the country.
- The document, unsigned
- Your original national ID card or passport
- The originals of any copies we are to certify
- For a company: the resolution or authority showing who may sign
Questions
Do I need to sign in front of you?
Yes. Bring the document unsigned. You sign it in front of the commissioner for oaths or notary public, who then completes, signs and stamps it.
Can you prepare the affidavit or declaration for me?
Yes. Tell us what it is for when you book, and we will prepare it for you to check before you sign.
Will a notarised document be accepted in another country?
That depends on the country. Some need the document authenticated further after it is notarised. Tell us where the document is going and we will tell you what applies before you come in.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the document. We confirm the fee when you book, before you come in.
Talk to us.
Tell us briefly what has happened and what you need. We run a conflict check before we act.
Contacting us does not create an advocate-client relationship. That begins only when we confirm an instruction in writing.
- Telephone
- +254 793 389 370
- info@jewangari.co.ke
- Office
- Nairobi, Kenya. Meetings by appointment.