U.S. notarizations for clients in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and across Europe, completed remotely, securely, and in compliance with U.S. notarial law.
Same-day and next-day appointments available.
German & English spoken fluently.
$199
includes:
One document notarized
Remote Online Notarization
Identity verification & recording
Pre-session document compliance review
+$75 for each additional document
Delivery within 24 hours

Best for:
Single affidavits, powers of attorney, bank or court forms.
$280
includes:
Notarization of one document
Apostille eligibility review
Apostille coordination or guided submission
Priority handling

Best for:
Documents destined for use in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, or other Hague Convention countries.
$410
includes:
3–6 related documents
Priority scheduling
Consolidated session
Coordination with attorneys or institutions (if required)

Best for:
Corporate matters, real estate transactions, probate files.
$100
surcharge
Subject to availability.
Reserved for time-sensitive legal or financial matters.

Best for:
Documents destined for use in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, or other Hague Convention countries.
$1,500 per month
includes:
Monthly Flat Fee
Priority booking for your clients
Reduced per-document pricing
Direct coordination
Predictable monthly billing

Best for:
Documents destined for use in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, or other Hague Convention countries.
$250
includes:
One document
72-Hour Turn Around
+ $75 for each additional document
+Shipping Costs
+State Notarization Fee

Best for:
Obtaining your documents and Apostille fast pursuant to the Hague Convention regarding the Legalization of Foreign documents.
All notarizations are performed under U.S. notarial law.
This service does not replace German, Austrian, or Swiss notarial acts where local law requires them.
Clients are advised in advance if a document cannot be notarized under U.S. authority.
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Efficiency
We deliver exactly what you need, when you need it.
This service is designed for clients who need U.S. documents notarized correctly the first time:
Individuals in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland with U.S. legal matters
U.S. expats and dual citizens living in Europe
Clients dealing with U.S. banks, courts, probate estates, or real estate
Businesses with U.S. entities, shareholders, or transactions
Attorneys, tax advisors, and professionals handling cross-border matters
If a document must be recognized under U.S. law, this service is appropriate.


We deliver exactly what you need, when you need it.
Common documents include:
Powers of Attorney (real estate, probate, financial)
Affidavits and sworn declarations
Corporate resolutions and LLC / Inc. documents
Bank, brokerage, and compliance forms
IRS and U.S. tax affidavits
Immigration-related sworn statements
Apostille-bound documents
If your document requires a U.S. notarization,
Remote Online Notarization (RON) is often the fastest and legally valid solution
Choose your appointment time
and service package.
Payment is made upfront.
Your document is reviewed for notarial compliance before the session.
Identity verification, recording, and notarization are completed via an approved U.S. RON platform.
You receive your notarized document promptly, with apostille coordination if selected.
Your notarized documents are completed and delivered within 48 hours, no waiting, no back-and-forth.
This priority handling is designed for time-sensitive matters where delays are not an option.
We ensure your notarized documents are correctly prepared and submitted for apostille, reducing the risk of rejection and costly delays.
Our cross-border experience streamlines the process so your documents are accepted abroad without repeated filings or guesswork.
Bilingual communication in German and English eliminates misunderstandings that commonly arise in cross-border notarizations, ensuring documents are executed correctly the first time.
Clients and referring professionals benefit from precise explanations in their native language while maintaining full compliance with U.S. notarial requirements
Why a U.S. Notary Matters — Especially from Europe: Many U.S. banks, courts, authorities, and counterparties do not accept European notarizations for documents governed by U.S. law.
If your document must be valid under U.S. law, it often must be notarized by a U.S. notary — even if you are physically located in Europe.
This service exists to remove that friction.
Clear guidance on apostilles and document acceptance reduces the risk of rejection by U.S. authorities, banks, and courts by ensuring documents are prepared correctly from the outset.
Clients avoid delays, repeat filings, and unnecessary costs because requirements are addressed proactively, not after a problem arises.
No unnecessary delay, travel, or confusion, your U.S. notarization is completed remotely, on schedule, and in full compliance with U.S. notarial law.
Clear instructions, upfront review, and a streamlined process ensure your documents are accepted the first time.
Every notarization is handled with deliberate accuracy because a single error can invalidate an entire transaction.
This service prioritizes legal precision and acceptance over speed alone, so documents are done right the first time
This is not a low-cost, volume notary service.
It is a precision-driven, cross-border legal support service designed to ensure U.S. documents are accepted by banks, courts, and authorities the first time without delay, rejection, or rework.
All notarizations are performed under U.S. notarial law
This service does not replace German, Austrian, or Swiss notarial acts where local law requires them
Clients are advised upfront if a document cannot be notarized under U.S. authority
Transparency avoids rejections later.
September 7, 2025
German Register of Deed refuses to accept a notarization from a U.S. public notary.
Januar 13, 2021
Many German-speaking clients are surprised to learn that U.S. institutions frequently reject European notarizations. This is not a reflection of quality, but of jurisdiction. When a document is governed by U.S. law, U.S. banks, courts, and authorities often require a notarization performed under U.S. notarial law.
March 22, 2023
German notarizations are highly respected, but they are not interchangeable with U.S. notarizations. U.S. banks and financial institutions operate under domestic compliance rules that often require a U.S. notary certificate.
July 14, 2022
A German Notar is a civil-law professional with broad legal authority. A U.S. Notary Public has a narrower role focused on identity verification and execution formalities, but U.S. institutions rely heavily on this system.
Understanding this distinction prevents costly mistakes. Transatlantic Notary Group does not replace German notaries; it provides U.S. notarizations where U.S. law or institutions require them.

Bilingual U.S. Notary Services for German-Speaking Clients Worldwide.
Fast, legally valid U.S. notarizations for clients in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and across Europe completed remotely and apostille-ready.
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