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Notarial · Nelspruit

Notary public in Nelspruit.

Some documents can only be prepared and executed by a notary. Our director Izak Neethling is admitted as a notary public and handles notarial work in Nelspruit and the Lowveld.

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Notarial

Documents that need a notary.

Your attorneyIzak NeethlingDirector · Attorney & Notary

Admitted as an attorney and notary in 2014 and practising in Mbombela since 2015.

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A notary public is an attorney admitted by the High Court to draw up and authenticate certain deeds and documents. Notarial deeds carry particular legal weight and, in many cases, must be registered in the Deeds Office to be effective against third parties.

We prepare, execute and attend to the registration of notarial documents, and we certify and authenticate documents that need to be used outside South Africa.

How we help

Notarial work.

i

Antenuptial contracts

Drafting and executing your antenuptial contract before the wedding, and lodging it for registration in the Deeds Office.

ii

Notarial bonds

General and special notarial bonds over movable property, used as security for debts.

iii

Servitudes

Notarial deeds creating or cancelling servitudes, such as rights of way and rights to services over land.

iv

Long-term leases

Notarial lease agreements for long leases that need to be registered against the title of the property.

v

Documents for use abroad

Notarial certificates, certified copies and authentication of documents required by foreign authorities.

vi

Powers of attorney and affidavits

Notarial powers of attorney and the attestation of documents where a notary is required.

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How your matter moves forward.

A director handles your matter personally and keeps you informed at every stage.

01
Tell us what you need

We confirm the document required and what information and supporting papers we need from you.

02
Draft and execute

We prepare the deed and you sign it before the notary.

03
Register or authenticate

We lodge it for registration or arrange authentication so it is effective where it must be used.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

General information only, not legal advice on your specific matter. For advice on your situation, speak to one of our directors.

What is a notary public?+
A notary is a practising attorney who has passed an additional examination and been admitted by the High Court to prepare and authenticate notarial deeds. Only a notary can execute certain documents, such as antenuptial contracts and notarial bonds.
When must an antenuptial contract be signed?+
It must be signed before a notary before the marriage takes place, and then registered in the Deeds Office within three months of signature. If it is not done in time, you are married in community of property.
Can you notarise documents for use overseas?+
Yes. We can prepare notarial certificates and certified copies for use abroad. Depending on the country, the document may also need an apostille or further authentication, and we explain the steps involved.
Which leases need to be notarial?+
A long lease, generally one for ten years or longer, needs to be notarially executed and registered against the property title to be enforceable against a new owner or creditors. We advise whether your lease falls into this category.
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