- WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT
- Statement of Core Values
- Regulatory Framework
- Presidential and Chief Executive Team 2012-2013
- Council Members
- Senior Management Team
- Local Solicitors Associations
- Solicitors Groups
- Notaries Public
- Insolvency Practitioners
- Cost Drawers
- N.I.Y.S.A - The Northern Ireland Young Solicitors' Association
Notaries Public
Under the Solicitors (Northern Ireland) Order 1976, all solicitors are commissioners for oaths, which means that they can witness official documents other than those prepared by themselves or their opponents in a case.
A notary public is an officer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations, witness and authenticate documents, and perform certain other acts depending on the jurisdiction. They can also witness documents for use abroad.
The highlighted link opposite provides a downloadable list of solicitors in Northern Ireland who are Notaries Public.
For ease of use the Notaries Public list includes the names of Solicitors, their contact details and when they were appointed as a notary public.
