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american attorney services, at our offices 1, yeowood farm, iwood lane, wrington, bristol, bs40 5nu, united kingdom tel: 0845 519 4982 or 07854 259302 web: www.americanattorneyservices.co.uk e-mail: [email protected] copyright 2016 by kevin michael burke all rights reserved this firm's u.s. legal practice is regulated by both the florida bar and the ohio supreme court "american attorney services" is a trading name of the law office of kevin michael burke, attorney & notary in the provision of u.s. legal & notarial services a bristol-based private client law firm qualified and regulated in both the uk and usa american attorney services, our offices 1,yeowood farm, iwood lane, wrington, bristol, bs40 5nu, united kingdom tel: 01934 837 280 (uk) or 239-443-4549 (usa) are you buying or selling a holiday home in florida or elsewhere in the usa? are you needing to sign a deed or power of attorney or other documents intended for use in the usa? have you been required by an american business entity to sign documents in the presence of a "us notary" or "american notary" in the united kingdom? why do us title companies, lawyers, courts, mortgage lenders or other parties in the usa so often require uk residents to see a us notary here in the uk? many us-based parties mistakenly presume that " us notaries " or " american notaries " are as common outside the us as within the us. they sometimes believe that it is simply a matter of visiting your local us bank in the uk whose bank clerks are all us notaries permitted to act in the uk. there are two types of notaries appointed by the us federal government to act outside of the usa. this includes those notaries appointed to notarise on u.s. military bases (who can only assist members of the us military and their families), and those us notaries appointed to operate in us embassies and consulates may not be readily available for appointments as addressed below. aside from these two types of "federally appointed" notary or "us appointed" notary", that only leaves notaries appointed by the individual us states, and of course, uk notaries which includes those appointed in england & wales, those appointed in scotland, and those appointed in northern ireland. in cases where the us-based party understands that there are very few options in seeking the notarisation of a us state appointed or federally appointed notary, they may give up on seeking a us state appointed notary (the vast majority of notaries in the usa) and simply insist that the uk resident arrange an appointment with the us embassy in london. unfortunately, it would appear that most americans believe everyone in the uk lives in or just around london. many of my busy british clients and uk resident american clients throughout the uk are in any event put through great stress in having to travel to london to attend the us embassy for a notarisation. attending the us embassy is not at all a pleasant experience. so why are they put through this rather than simply be able to see a uk notary public local to them? i don't believe that there is any good reason in fact for requiring travel to the us embassy as it is clear that further to the applicable hague convention that a uk notarisation is acceptable. if the situation were reversed, would it not seem an unfair burden to an american citizen resident in the usa to require him or her to travel many hours away to meet with a "british notary" or "uk notary" at one of the few uk consulates in the usa. surely then they themselves would then complain as to why they could not simply see a local state appointed american notary? notwithstanding this, us entities (especially mortgage lenders) very often insist that uk citizens resident in the uk travel by car or plane for many hours to the us embassy in london, or the consulates in edinburgh or belfast. generally however, this problem with making so many uk residents travel to the us embassy just comes down to the fact that many see little if any need to change the standard domestic procedures and forms they use everyday for us residents just because someone happens to be outside the usa. most of the time it comes down to one of the following reasons: 1. us-based parties incorrectly presume that foreign notaries may not be used. us-based parties (mainly here being some us mortgage lenders) often do not know or have not ever researched the relevant law of their own individual us state to determine whether in fact such laws do in fact provide for recognition of notarial acts performed abroad and set out what parties or persons are acceptable to that state for notarisations abroad. in fact, most, if not all us states in fact recognise the validity of documents notarised abroad by foreign notaries. the laws of states in the united states often make specific provision for the recognition of documents executed outside the united states. in addition to this, many states have enacted legislation similar to the uniform recognition of acknowledgements act 1968 (alaska, arizona, colorado, connecticut, illinois, kentucky, maine, michigan, virgin islands [us territory]), the uniform acknowledgments act 1939 (amended 1960) (arkansas, connecticut, nebraska, new hampshire, north dakota, ohio, south carolina, virginia, west virginia), the uniform acknowledgments act 1892 (louisiana, massachusetts), uniform foreign acknowledgments act (louisiana), and/or the uniform law on notarials 1982 (delaware, district of columbia, iowa, kansas, minnesota, montana, nevada, new mexico, oklahoma, oregon, wisconsin) which recognize the admissibility of documents executed outside the united states. it should not be forgotten by us lenders and title insurance companies that the usa is a party to the hague convention abolishing the requirement of legalization of foreign public documents and that they can seek an apostille from the foreign nation's "competent authority" which authenticates such notarisations for purposes of us law. in the united states, the secretary of state of each state and his or her deputies are usually the state's competent authorities. in the united kingdom, it is the foreign and commonwealth office which is the relevant competent authority. http://www.uniformlaws.org/actsummary.aspx?title=law%20on%20notarial%20acts,%20revised 2. the reason is for such a presumption is that there is simply never a problem in finding a notary in the usa. according to the national notary association, there are approximately 4.8 million notaries in the usa. with the usa having a population of approximately 312,631,000 people, this then is equivalent to a ratio of one notary for every 65 people. this is a far greater ratio of notaries to the general public than exists in any other country. 3. us-based parties presume if you call a "local us bank" or a notary's office you will easily be able to make a cheap and prompt appointment . notaries in the us are generally readily available at a moment's notice and often with no need for an appointment. many us banks will notarise documents free for their ustomers. notaries appointed by the individual us states are normally "public notaries" or "notaries public", are not required to be lawyers, and may only notarise documents when they operate within the border of the relevant us state. by way of example of this jurisdictional limitation, an "american notary" who is a california appointed notary public may not notarise documents when in new york, and certainly not from outside the united states. for most people, the term "american notary" would mean a non-lawyer notary public appointed by one of the us states. generally, in the usa anyone may apply for and obtain commission as a notary public of a us state who is at least 18 years of age, and a resident of that us state. they may be required to have obtained a public bond from an insurance company, and possibly taken some type of notary education course. most often, us notaries public are

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