Public Notary & Apostille
iVacs Australia introduces Notary Public Services, ensuring legal compliance in NSW at an affordable cost. Our service allows community members to notarise documents, including official, government, and personal ones. A dedicated notary is available to witness document signings and certify true copies for overseas use.
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Public Notary services for Indian Consulate work available at iVacs Australia
Due to the high demand for Indian consulate work in NSW, we've engaged Kelvin, an authorised Notary Public, facilitating document legalisation. Appointments are readily available, often on the same day, providing convenience to the community.
In NSW, only Public Notaries are authorised to authenticate, certify, and witness foreign documents under the Public Notaries Act, 1997. Our service is offered at Kelvin's office in Blacktown, with iVacs Australia assisting in appointment scheduling. For those requiring document attestation only, sending originals to iVacs Australia is an option, minimizing the need for a physical presence.
About Our Public Notary
Trusted Public Notary and Indian Attestation Solutions
Meet Kelvin Low B Ec. LLB, our distinguished Public Notary and Accredited Specialist in Family Law. With an illustrious career, Kelvin offers expertise in various legal areas.
Kelvin's legal journey spans back to 1980, where he has been at the helm of the litigation section at Low Doherty & Stratford. A pioneer in his field, Kelvin became one of the first suburban solicitors accredited as a specialist in Family Law in 1993. His extensive experience includes appearances in various courts:
- Local Court
- District Court
- Supreme Court
- Court of Appeal
- Family Court of Australia
- Federal Magistrates Court
- Compensation Court
- Workers Compensation Commission
Kelvin's dedication to Family Law is further exemplified by his role as a Local Court Arbitrator for many years. Trust Kelvin Low for unparalleled expertise and comprehensive legal support in Family Law matters.
Legal Expertise
Indian Attestation, Legalisation of documents
Our Public Notary – Kelvin offers expertise in various legal areas:
- Divorce: Navigating the complexities of divorce proceedings.
- Property Disputes: Resolving conflicts related to property matters.
- Child Custody: Ensuring the well-being of children during legal proceedings.
- Child Support: Addressing financial responsibilities for the welfare of children.
- Child Contact: Facilitating and regulating contact arrangements with children.
- Parentage Disputes: Resolving legal matters related to parental rights.
Attestation & Apostille
Indian Consulate and the Attestation of Documents
iVacs Australia simplifies the document legalisation process in line with the International Convention. Documents notarised for use in India require an apostille from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). Further attestation can be done through VFS Global at the Indian Consulate. Whether you hold an Australian or Indian passport, iVacs Australia handles all your needs.
Contact us for Public Notary requirements for various Indian consulate applications, including OCI, driver's license verification, statutory declarations, damaged or lost passports, and more. Trust iVacs Australia for comprehensive support in Indian Consulate-related Public Notary work.
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Assistance for Indian Visa | E-Visa | PCC | Passport | OCI Applications
We specialise in managing all your Indian documentation needs. Contact us to streamline and expedite your documentation process.
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