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Notary public in Ireland
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A Notary Public is an official appointed to serve the public in non-contentious matters, primarily by witnessing signatures on documents, verifying identities, and ensuring that the signatories understand the contents of the documents they are signing. This role is crucial in preventing fraud and ensuring that documents are executed properly, which can include everything from contracts and wills to property deeds and powers of attorney.
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WHAT IT COSTS
Notary public in Ireland: €80–€300 per document
A notary public certifies/notarises documents — priced per document/signature, plus any legalisation. Enter your town above for real prices from the accountants, solicitors and professional firms near you.
- Number of documents
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- Apostille/legalisation extra
- Appointment time
Guide prices compiled by the Locufy team from published Irish and UK provider price lists and 2026/27 cost guides. Updated 2026. Full notary public price guide →
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WHAT IT COVERS
What professionals do
Document Notarisation
Witnessing and authenticating the signatures on legal documents to ensure their validity.
Affidavit Notarisation
Administering oaths and affirmations for affidavits, confirming the truth of the statements made.
Power of Attorney
Notarising documents that grant someone the authority to act on another person's behalf.
International Document Notarisation
Notarising documents intended for use in foreign countries, often requiring additional authentication.
Real Estate Transactions
Notarising documents related to property sales and purchases, ensuring the legality of the transaction.
Wills and Trusts
Notarising estate planning documents to ensure their enforceability and proper execution.
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The cost of notary services can vary based on factors such as the complexity of the documents, the number of signatures required, and the location of the notary. Additional fees may apply for travel or urgent requests.
The duration for notarization typically ranges from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the number of documents and the availability of the notary. It's advisable to schedule an appointment to minimize waiting time.
Notary services are generally provided by licensed professionals, so a general notary is sufficient for most tasks. However, for specialized documents, it may be beneficial to consult a notary with specific expertise.
Many notaries offer same-day services, especially for urgent requests. However, it is recommended to contact them in advance to ensure availability and confirm any additional fees.
Yes, you can book multiple notarizations in one appointment. This can often save time and may reduce overall costs, as some notaries offer package deals for multiple services.
Notaries do not provide legal advice or prepare legal documents. Their role is limited to witnessing signatures and verifying identities, so for more complex legal matters, consulting a lawyer is recommended.
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