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Notarising US document

  • 12-05-2014 6:03pm
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    MadsL
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    I have a friend of my daughter staying with me for a month in the US. She's almost 18 but will not turn 18 until she is back in Ireland. I suggested to her mother that we file a Temporary Guardianship Agreement to safeguard any decisions I need to make on her behalf or to have her released into my care if she gets injured or arrested. This just entails getting a document notarised.

    Q. How do I go about getting such a document notarised in Ireland such that it is legally binding in the US?


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    Pat Mustard
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    MadsL wrote: »
    Q. How do I go about getting such a document notarised in Ireland such that it is legally binding in the US?

    If it's a US document, you need to check the US requirements. For instance, in the US, notarizing documents seems to be the most common way of formalizing them. However, in Ireland, a common way would be to have a declaration witnessed by a practising solicitor. That said, there are notaries public in Ireland, and when I checked the witnessing requirements of one document required for the US, it needed to be sworn in front of a notary public. That's what happened, and it was accepted.


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