Notarial signature certification and apostille for powers of attorney and statements. We prepare the text in Ukrainian or Russian, with a German part if needed, and organize the process in Munich.
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Individual drafting of texts and complete legalization of documents by a German notary.
Providing full rights to the representative: management of property, bank accounts, and representation in state bodies and courts.
Purchase and sale of apartments, houses, property donation, and spousal consent for joint property disposal.
Powers of attorney for purchase, cross-border transit, registration at vehicle service centers, or deregistration and sale.
Consent of parents for a minor child to travel abroad, obtain passports, or be accompanied by third parties.
Drafting statements for accepting or waiving inheritance according to the legal requirements of the country of origin.
Obtaining apostilles for documents from German notaries/authorities and certified translations into the target language.
A clear and simple document preparation workflow requiring minimal effort from your side.
You contact us and briefly describe what the document is needed for: inheritance, property sale, vehicle, child travel, or another situation.
We align on the date and book convenient time slots at the German notary and the court for the apostille. Thanks to our partnerships, appointments are available the next business day.
For signing, your personal presence before a German notary is required. The appointment takes place in Munich by prior arrangement and usually takes about 15 minutes.
On the same day, we collect the Apostille from court. You pick up the completed legalized document or we send it by courier. Payment is made only after receiving the finished result.
According to German civil law and international regulations, documents certified by a German notary hold identical legal status abroad once legalized via the Apostille procedure.
We prepare the text in Ukrainian or Russian and add a German part for the notary if needed. The notary verifies your identity and certifies the signature, and the court places the Apostille on the original. Such documents are accepted by banks, registrars, courts, and state bodies.
Answers to common questions about notarial certification in Germany.