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Notarisation

Notarisation for documents to Russia

A Russian notary or bank often wants an attested power of attorney. We book Notarius Publicus in Sweden and connect the step to apostille.

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Notarisation

Notarisation for documents to Russia

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Per document

Basic

Notarius Publicus

≈ 2-4 business days

449 kr

  • Signature/copy certification
  • Return by post
  • Email support
Order Basic

VIP

VIP express

Express / same-next day*

675 kr

  • Fastest available slot
  • Status via My pages / SMS
  • Coordinated with apostille
Order VIP

* Express depends on Notarius Publicus and whether personal presence is required.

When is notarisation needed for Russia?

Powers of attorney for a Russian agent, consents and copies of contracts are attested by Notarius Publicus in Sweden. Personal extracts and Bolagsverket records can often be apostilled without notarisation.

Who orders?

People appointing an agent in Moscow or St Petersburg, and companies sending copies to Russian counterparties.

Documents we often notarise

Powers of attorney
Consents
Certified copies
Contracts
Company documents

How it works

1

Send the document

We check whether original, copy or signature must be attested.

2

Notarius Publicus

Certification is done in Sweden. We book an appointment if you must attend in person.

3

Next step

After notarisation, apostille for Russia can be added in the same case.

FAQ | notarisation for Russia

Is Swedish notarisation the same as a Russian notary?
No. Here Notarius Publicus in Sweden attests a document that can then be apostilled for use in Russia. A Russian notary stamps documents issued there.
Is apostille included in notarisation?
No. Notarisation is a separate step. For Russia we add apostille when the recipient requires it.

Need notarisation before Russia?

We tell you which step is required before the stamp.