A specialized notary office in Brooklyn began operating in 2020. Over the years of work, more than ten thousand international powers of attorney have been prepared and more than 10 thousand documents have been received from registry offices in Russia, Ukraine and the United States.

Our notarial documents meet the highest standards and are unconditionally accepted in the United States, Ukraine, Russia, CIS, and other countries. With powers of attorney issued in our office, you can sell or buy an apartment, enter into an inheritance or refuse it, receive money from a bank account, issue a tax number, state insurance number (СНИЛС), restore registry office documents – birth certificates, marriage, divorce and death certificates, change of surname, represent your interests in court, resolve issues with the marshal service, receive certificates of no criminal record, receive archival decisions and court rulings, represent your interests in state archives.

You can certify with us any applications or statements, consents, refusals, including applications for de-registration, consent to travel abroad with a child, and much more. Our partners in other cities and countries will help you to get the right document anywhere in the world.

We provide professional and reliable services at reasonable prices. We can provide you with notary services at home, workplace, in hospitals, nursing homes, correctional facilities, train stations, airports, and other locations. In some cases, when your personal presence is not required (certification of copies of documents and certified translations of documents into other languages), notarial actions can be performed by mail, and the certified document is returned to you in the same way.

We work in strict accordance with the law and the requirements of international legislation. Our office will help you not only directly in the notarization of a document, but also in the preparation of documents, for example, powers of attorney, statements, affidavits, their legalization by affixing an apostille in accordance with the Hague Convention of 1961, as well as notarized translation of documents in cases where it is necessary.