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Notary services in Georgia

Many procedures require a notary: certifying a translation, a signature, a copy of a document or a power of attorney. We work with Georgian notaries and prepare everything in advance, so your appointment is quick and your documents are right the first time.

For foreign clients who do not speak Georgian, a notary will often require an interpreter. We provide the interpreter and the translation of the deed, so that you understand exactly what you are signing.

Where the notarized document is meant for use abroad, we add the apostille or legalization and the translation into the destination language — one coordinated process instead of three separate ones.

Notarial services we coordinate

  • Notarization of translations
  • Certified true copies of documents
  • Powers of attorney for use in Georgia and abroad
  • Certification of signatures
  • Declarations, consents and affidavits (e.g. travel consent for minors)
  • Interpreting at the notary for foreign clients

How it works

  1. Send your request

    Use the form or email us with a scan or photo of your documents and the country where they will be used.

  2. Receive your quote

    We confirm the exact steps, price and deadline — usually within one business day.

  3. We do the work

    Translation, notarization, apostille or legalization are handled by our team and partners.

  4. Delivery

    Collect your documents, receive them by courier anywhere in Georgia or abroad, or get a certified electronic copy where accepted.

Areas we serve

We work with clients across all regions of Georgia — in person in our partner offices or fully remotely, with courier delivery.

Languages

Certified translation between Georgian and more than 25 languages, in both directions.

Frequently asked questions

Can a foreigner sign a document at a Georgian notary?

Yes. If you do not speak Georgian, an interpreter is normally required and the document can be drawn up in two languages. We arrange both.

Will a Georgian notarial document be valid abroad?

Usually yes, once it has an apostille (or consular legalization) and, if required, a certified translation. We handle all of these steps.

What do I need to bring?

A valid passport or ID and the documents concerned. We confirm the exact list when we prepare your appointment.

Request a free quote

Prices depend on the document, the language pair, the deadline and the legalization route. Tell us what you need — and attach scans of your documents if you have them — and we will reply with an exact quote, usually within one business day.

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