Notary Public / Frankston
Notary Public Frankston
A notary public at 435 Nepean Highway, Frankston, for documents going overseas. Appointments in English or Polish.
A notary in Frankston
Our office is on the Nepean Highway in Frankston, so clients from Frankston and the surrounding suburbs do not need to travel into the city to have documents notarised. Once we have checked the documents in advance, most are dealt with in a single appointment.
Radek Dajer, the firm’s principal, is a public notary admitted by the Supreme Court of Victoria. He sees each notarial client himself and can take you through the appointment in English or Polish.
Notarial services in Frankston
Finding our office
We are at 435 Nepean Highway, Frankston VIC 3199, a short walk from Frankston station and the town centre.
- By train: Frankston station, at the end of the Frankston line, is a short walk away.
- From nearby suburbs: Frankston South, Karingal, Seaford and Frankston North are usually within ten minutes by car. Langwarrin, Carrum Downs and Mount Eliza are usually under fifteen.
- From further afield: the Frankston Freeway, EastLink and Peninsula Link all connect to the Nepean Highway.
- Parking: Wilson Parking at 453 Nepean Highway, street parking on the Nepean Highway, and the car parks at McDonald’s across the road and at Dan Murphy’s. Check the signs for time limits.
- Book first: appointments are by arrangement, so the notary is available and your documents have been checked before you arrive.
Documents Frankston clients often need
Many of our Frankston clients have family, property or pensions overseas, and many local businesses deal with suppliers and customers in other countries.
- Powers of attorney: so a relative or lawyer overseas can sell property, deal with a bank or act in an estate on your behalf.
- Pension declarations: your signature certified on the life and entitlement declarations that overseas pension authorities ask for, including ZUS and KRUS in Poland.
- Certified copies: identity documents, qualifications and certificates for employers, universities and immigration authorities overseas.
- Company documents: signatures on contracts and resolutions, and certified copies of company records for overseas banks and registries.
Polski notariusz we Frankston
Radek Dajer mówi po polsku. Pełnomocnictwa, oświadczenia spadkowe i dokumenty do ZUS i KRUS wyjaśnimy po polsku, a po spotkaniu możemy złożyć dokumenty w DFAT w celu uzyskania apostille.
Suburbs we serve
Clients come to our Frankston office from across the City of Frankston and nearby, including:
- Frankston, Frankston South, Frankston North and Frankston Heights
- Karingal, Langwarrin, Langwarrin South and Skye
- Seaford, Carrum Downs and Sandhurst
- Mount Eliza, Baxter, Somerville and Pearcedale
Book a notary appointment in Frankston
Email your documents first and tell us where they are going. We will confirm what is needed, give you a quote and book a time.
We reply to every enquiry within one business day, by phone, email or text, whichever you prefer.
Prefer to talk? Call 1800 776 529. You can also email your documents to info@prolawyers.com.au.
Would you like a quote first? Request a quote.
Common questions
Can’t see your question? Call 1800 776 529 or send us a message.
435 Nepean Highway, Frankston VIC 3199, a short walk from Frankston station. Appointments are by arrangement. Call 1800 776 529 or email us to book.
Your original documents, a current passport or driver licence, and any instructions from the overseas authority. Do not sign the documents before the appointment. If you are signing for a company, bring a current ASIC extract and evidence of your authority.
Yes. After the appointment we can lodge the documents with DFAT for an apostille or authentication and let you know when they are back. DFAT charges its own fee and sets its own processing times.
No. Notarial appointments take place at our Frankston office only. Documents for use overseas must be signed in the notary’s presence, and a certified copy can only be made from the original document.
For documents used in Australia, a justice of the peace can usually certify copies and witness statutory declarations. For documents going overseas, the receiving body usually asks for a notary. Our notary public page explains the difference.
Yes. Radek Dajer speaks Polish and can take you through the documents and the appointment in Polish. Notarial certificates for Poland can be prepared in English and Polish. See our Polish-language page.
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