Notary & Attestation · Fort, Mumbai
Notarisation, apostille and embassy attestation, handled by a Notary appointed by the Government of Maharashtra. Walk in with the original — most single documents leave sealed the same day.
What we make official
Whether it needs a notary's seal, an apostille for the Hague countries, or embassy attestation, we tell you the exact route and timeline before you commit.
Affidavits, declarations, agreements and true copies notarised in person by a Notary appointed by the Government of Maharashtra.
Documents apostilled under the Hague Convention through the Ministry of External Affairs, so they are accepted across member countries without further legalisation.
Embassy, consulate and state-level attestation — HRD, GAD and Home Department — for documents headed to non-Hague countries.
Documents we handle
Not on the list? Bring it in or send a photo — nine times out of ten we already know the route it needs to take.
No shortcuts on the seal
Every signature is witnessed and every seal applied in person.
That is what makes a notarised document hold up — and why we do the verification ourselves, every time.
Same-day service
Walk in before 3 pm on a working day with the original document and one government photo ID. Most single-document notarisations are verified, sealed and back in your hands the same afternoon.
Original document plus one photo ID. No appointment needed for a standard notarisation.
We confirm the document, the signatory and the exact seal or attestation it requires.
Notarised and stamped on the spot; apostille and attestation submitted the same day.
Pick it up at the desk in Fort, or have it couriered back, sealed and ready to use.
Note: apostille and embassy attestation depend on government and consulate turnaround, so timelines vary by country — we give you a realistic date up front and keep you posted at every stage.
How it works
Share a photo on WhatsApp or walk into the office with the original.
Notary, apostille or attestation — we tell you the exact steps, papers and timeline before anything starts.
We verify, notarise or lodge with the right authority, and update you at each stage.
Pick it up in Fort or have it delivered — sealed, correct and ready to use.
Who we are
Sealwright Notary is a two-partner practice a short walk from the Bombay High Court. We do one thing — make documents official — and we have done it long enough to know where things go wrong before they do.
Notary Public · Founding Partner
Notary appointed by the Government of Maharashtra, with 20+ years at the Mumbai bar. Oversees every notarisation and affidavit that leaves the desk.
Apostille & Attestation Lead
Runs the legalisation side — MEA apostille, HRD/GAD state attestation and embassy submissions — and keeps the timelines honest.
Client Coordinator
Your first point of contact. Tells you what to bring, tracks each file and makes sure nothing waits on the desk longer than it should.
Good to know
Still unsure what your document needs? Send us a photo — the first bit of guidance is always free.
For a standard notarisation, the original document and one government photo ID. Some attestations need supporting papers — an offer letter, a degree, an original invoice — and we tell you the exact list when you enquire, so nothing is a surprise at the counter.
Yes, for most notarisations. Reach us before the mid-afternoon cut-off on a working day and your sealed document is usually ready the same afternoon. Apostille and embassy attestation depend on government turnaround, so those follow a realistic date we set with you.
We handle apostille under the Hague Convention for member countries, and full embassy or consulate attestation for the rest. Tell us the destination country and the purpose, and we map out the whole chain from notary to final seal.
Yes. We draft and notarise standard affidavits and declarations — address proof, name change, lost document, gap-in-employment and the like. Bring the details and we prepare the wording correctly the first time.
We are in Fort, Mumbai, a short walk from the Bombay High Court and the collector's office. No appointment is needed for a routine notarisation — for attestation matters a quick call ahead helps us have the right forms ready.
Initial guidance on what your document needs — the route, the papers and a realistic timeline — is free. Just call, message on WhatsApp, or send the enquiry form and we will point you the right way.
Get it sealed
Tell us what you need notarised, apostilled or attested and we will reply with the route, the papers to bring and a realistic date — usually within the hour on a working day.