Have questions about notarization in Cairo? We have answers

You'll typically need a valid national ID or passport, the original document requiring notarization, and any supporting paperwork such as ownership records or prior agreements. For specific cases like power of attorney or marriage certificates, additional documents may be requested. Contact our office beforehand to confirm the exact list for your situation.

Yes, we assist with authenticating marriage certificates for use both within Egypt and abroad. This includes verifying the original document and preparing it according to the requirements of the receiving authority or country, whether for embassy submission or local records.

Straightforward contract notarization can often be completed within the same visit, provided all required documents and signatories are present. More complex agreements involving multiple parties or additional verification steps may take longer. We'll give you a realistic timeframe once we review your paperwork.

In most cases, yes — all signatories should be present with valid identification. If a party cannot attend in person, arrangements such as power of attorney may be possible depending on the type of document. Speak with our team to discuss the appropriate option for your situation.

Yes. Documents intended for use outside Egypt often require additional steps such as authentication by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the relevant embassy, on top of standard notarization. We can guide you through the sequence of steps required for your destination country.

Our notary office is located in Cairo, Egypt, and operates during standard business hours on weekdays, with limited weekend availability. We recommend calling ahead to confirm current hours or to schedule an appointment for larger or time-sensitive matters.

We handle documents in Arabic and English, and can advise on translation requirements for other languages. If your document requires certified translation before notarization, we can point you toward the appropriate steps to keep the process organized.

Fees depend on the type and complexity of the document, such as a simple signature witnessing versus multi-party contract notarization or certificate authentication. We provide a clear cost breakdown before beginning any service so there are no surprises.

Walk-ins are welcome for many standard services, but scheduling ahead is recommended for contract notarization, marriage certificate processing, or cases involving multiple documents. This helps us allocate enough time to review your paperwork carefully.