FAQs

Kuwait Private Notary can notarize a variety of documents, including contracts, power of attorney, real estate agreements, family documents, certificates, and any other legal documents that require verification and authentication.

To have your documents notarized in Kuwait, you will need to present a valid form of identification, such as a national ID card, passport, or residency permit. This ensures the verification of your identity during the notarization process.

The notarization process involves verifying the identities of all signers, witnessing the signing of the documents, and affixing the notary seal. The notary will ensure that all legal requirements are met and that the document is properly executed and authenticated.

Notarization is not mandatory for every document; however, certain legal documents, such as real estate contracts and power of attorney, often require notarization to be considered legally binding and to prevent disputes.

In Kuwait, notarization typically requires the physical presence of all parties involved. However, some services may offer online notarization or alternative solutions, so it’s best to contact our office for specific arrangements and options available to you.