Can UK Banks Notarize

Barney1314 · 28 Jul 20, 07:32 PM

Hi folks

We are on day 18 of the ROFR for 200 points at Boardwalk through resale. We are financing most of the contract using Monera. If all goes well we are being asked to get certain documents notarized.
Has anyone used a UK bank to do this?If so, is it straightforward enough?

Cheers

Barney

disney332 · 28 Jul 20, 08:11 PM

In my limited experience, no

Disney332

fudgie · 28 Jul 20, 08:13 PM

I'm in Scotland and used our local solicitor to have documents notarized when we sold our contract. Check the Law Society Scotland website for names of solicitors who can do this in your area. It was very easy to do and cost us �30 plus VAT

**Dr.JumbaJookiba** · 28 Jul 20, 08:14 PM

I tried at Barclay's in our area and just got directed to a Notary Public at a local solicitor - �80 charge.

Tsoski · 28 Jul 20, 08:15 PM

We had to get our US marriage license notarized and banks we spoke to said no. Managed to get a local solicitors to do it for free, just asked us to make a donation to there charity of the year.

Barney1314 · 28 Jul 20, 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by fudgie

I'm in Scotland and used our local solicitor to have documents notarized when we sold our contract. Check the Law Society Scotland website for names of solicitors who can do this in your area. It was very easy to do and cost us �30 plus VAT

I'm in Scotland to. The law Society is a good shout.

JasonErpelding · 29 Jul 20, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by Barney1314

Hi folks

We are on day 18 of the ROFR for 200 points at Boardwalk through resale. We are financing most of the contract using Monera. If all goes well we are being asked to get certain documents notarized.
Has anyone used a UK bank to do this?If so, is it straightforward enough?

Cheers

Barney

Who is the closing company for your transaction? If it is TRCS then you might check with Karina at TRCS as she might be able to help you out.

Jason Erpelding
Lic. Real Estate Broker
Buy and Sell DVC, Inc.�

Barney1314 · 29 Jul 20, 11:28 PM

Originally Posted by JasonErpelding

Who is the closing company for your transaction? If it is TRCS then you might check with Karina at TRCS as she might be able to help you out.

Jason Erpelding
Lic. Real Estate Broker8
Buy and Sell DVC, Inc.�

Hi Jason

Magic Vacations Title are the closing company I believe. We baught thr�ugh The DVC Market.

YorkshireT · 29 Jul 20, 11:54 PM

If in England you need a Notary Public. There�s a website with them all on. Edit seems OP is from Scotland suspect similar situation.
For anyone possibly confused by OPs post, you do not have to notarise anything to buy a resale contract but OP is buying with finance who may need documents notarising (essentially a mortgage I�d guess, with the DVC as collateral on the loan?)

meanwoodwhite · 30 Jul 20, 12:21 PM

Its the Mortgage with Monera that needs Notarised. You need to have a solicitor who is also a notary public to do it.

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Barney1314 Looking for my Ears Join Date: Jun 18 Location: Scotland	Can UK Banks Notarize Hi folks We are on day 18 of the ROFR for 200 points at Boardwalk through resale. We are financing most of the contract using Monera. If all goes well we are being asked to get certain documents notarized. Has anyone used a UK bank to do this?If so, is it straightforward enough? Cheers Barney

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	28 Jul 20, 08:11 PM disney332 Imagineer
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	28 Jul 20, 08:13 PM fudgie Imagineer
fudgie Imagineer Join Date: Sep 04 Location: Goofy's Candy Co.	I'm in Scotland and used our local solicitor to have documents notarized when we sold our contract. Check the Law Society Scotland website for names of solicitors who can do this in your area. It was very easy to do and cost us �30 plus VAT

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