Notaries in Worcester

Showing 1-5 of 5 law firms

138 years in practice

Muller Terblanche & Beyers Inc

Worcester, Western Cape

16 Practice Areas Details

63 years in practice

Conradie Inc.

Worcester, Western Cape

13 Practice Areas Details

46 years in practice

Schur Marais Du Plessis Attorneys

Worcester, Western Cape

14 Practice Areas Details

34 years in practice

De Vries De Wet & Krouwkam

Worcester, Western Cape

15 Practice Areas Details

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Doman Stofberg Attorneys

Worcester, Western Cape

5 Practice Areas Details

Notaries in Worcester: what we found

Notary Public is offered by every one of the 5 firms in our Worcester directory, so you have a wide choice. By years in practice, the most experienced are Muller Terblanche & Beyers Inc (138 years), Conradie Inc. (63 years) and Schur Marais Du Plessis Attorneys (46 years). All of them have a full profile on our site, with their people, history and the courts they use.

A notary public is an attorney who has qualified to draw up and attest certain documents. In South Africa an antenuptial contract must be signed in front of a notary before the wedding and registered at the Deeds Office. Notaries also handle notarial bonds, long leases, servitudes and documents for use overseas.

Where notary public matters from Worcester are handled

An antenuptial contract has to be signed before a notary and registered in a deeds registry within three months of signing. The closest deeds registry to Worcester is the Western Cape Deeds Registry in Cape Town, about 100 km away.

What notaries in Worcester can help with

  • Antenuptial contracts
  • Notarial bonds
  • Servitudes and long leases
  • Authenticating documents for overseas use
  • Notarial certificates
  • Powers of attorney

Before you call a firm

  • ID documents of all parties
  • Details of the agreement or property involved
  • Your wedding date, for an antenuptial contract
  • Any existing deeds or documents

Frequently Asked Questions

Before the marriage, in front of a notary, and it must be registered at the Deeds Office within three months of signing.

No. A commissioner of oaths certifies copies and affidavits. A notary is an attorney with extra qualifications who prepares and attests specific legal documents.

Use the list above to find firms in Worcester with notaries, and ask about the cost of the specific document you need.

The Western Cape Deeds Registry in Cape Town, about 100 km from Worcester. Your conveyancer lodges the documents, so you do not need to go there yourself.