Notary Royalty LLC provides professional notarization, apostille processing, and authentication support for eligible real estate and property-related documents intended for use outside the United States.

Property documents may require notarization, apostille, authentication, or other certification when an individual or business is buying, selling, transferring, managing, inheriting, or otherwise handling property in another country.

Documents May Include:

• Real Estate Powers of Attorney

• Property Powers of Attorney

• Property Authorization Documents

• Purchase & Sale Agreements

• Property Transfer Documents

• Deeds and Deed-Related Documents, when eligible

• Property Affidavits

• Ownership Statements

• Property Management Authorizations

• Lease or Rental Agreements

• Mortgage or Financing-Related Documents

• Estate & Inheritance Property Documents

• Closing or Transaction Documents

• Other Eligible Real Estate or Property Documents

Common International Uses May Include:

• Purchasing Property Abroad

• Selling Foreign Property

• Transferring Property

• Managing Overseas Property

• International Estate & Inheritance Matters

• Foreign Property Registration

• International Banking or Financing

• Authorizing a Representative Abroad

• Foreign Court or Government Proceedings

• Other International Property Transactions

Service May Include:

• Preliminary document review for apostille processing

• Identification of the document's issuing or notarizing jurisdiction

• Notarization when required and appropriate

• Texas apostille processing and facilitation for eligible Texas documents

• Authentication coordination when applicable

• Document courier and delivery coordination

• Return shipping coordination

• Status updates throughout the process

• Professional and confidential document handling

Important: Real estate and property document requirements vary according to the document, issuing or notarizing jurisdiction, destination country, and receiving authority. Notary Royalty LLC does not draft deeds, contracts, Powers of Attorney, or other property documents; determine ownership or title; select a notarial act when one has not been specified; interpret transaction documents; guarantee acceptance by a foreign authority; or provide legal, real estate, or tax advice.