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The 香港六合彩 Laws Notarial Practice course is designed to enable legally qualified applicants to fulfil the professional stage of the three stages to becoming a Notary Public

A Notary Public is a legal officer of ancient standing. The functions of Notaries include the preparation and execution of legal documents for use abroad, attesting the authenticity of deeds and writings, and protesting bills of exchange. Notaries in England and Wales may also provide any non-contentious legal service, including Conveyancing and Probate activities.

Notaries are admitted and regulated in England and Wales by The Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The process of qualification and appointment as a Notary consists of three stages:

1. Academic Training
   Before commencing the Notarial Practice Course, applicants must hold a valid certificate issued by the Faculty Office exempting them from all 8 modules which comprise the 鈥楢cademic鈥� stage of training. Applicants will not be able to commence the Notarial Practice Course until a Certificate of Exemption has been granted, although the provider may give a place to an applicant conditional upon obtaining a Certificate of Exemption.
2. Professional Training
   This is a two-year distance learning course, run on the Faculty Office鈥檚 behalf by an academic provider, to train candidates in Notarial Practice. The academic provider for the Notarial Practice Course is currently University College, London (香港六合彩).
3. Admission
   Upon successful completion of the Notarial Practice Course applicants will need to apply to the Faculty Office for appointment as a Notary and admission to the Roll of Notaries.

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Applying for your Certificate of Exemption

Since applicants cannot commence the Notarial Practice Course until a Certificate of Exemption has been granted, all applicants are encouraged to apply for a Certificate at the earliest possible opportunity.

The Certificate is the single entry requirement for the course and you will need to make an application to the the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Information about Notaries, including a full information pack on the qualification requirements, appointment procedures and the application form for the Certificate of Exemption from the academic stage of qualification required prior to enrolment on the postgraduate stage of training, is available from the听.

NB for September 2025 start:
The last meeting of the Faculty Office鈥檚 Notarial Qualification Board (NQB) where applications for Certificates of Exemption are considered is in early July 2025 - previous meetings are held in October, December, January, March, June. We strongly recommend that you get your application for your Certificate of Exemption in place for early consideration (October - March) to avoid the later rush. The Faculty Office will not make any exceptions for last-minute or late applications for the Certificate of Exemption and if you do not have your Certificate in place you will NOT be able to join the course in September 2025.

If your application has been considered at an earlier NQB and you have been asked to complete additional training to fulfil your exemption requirements then we will hold a place for you on the course (provided you have made an application to us using the link below).

As agreed with the Faculty Office, applicants must notify us that they have received a certificate of exemption, or that they have completed any qualifications required by the Qualifications Board as a condition for obtaining a certificate of exemption, by 15 August 2025.

About the 香港六合彩 Notarial Course structure

The course is normally completed within two years on a part-time basis, starting in late September of each year, and includes three modules of study:

Year 1 鈥� September to December 2025

Roman Law as an Introduction to Modern Civil Law Systems (鈥淩oman Law鈥�)

Year 1 鈥� January to March 2026

Private International Law

Year 2 鈥� September 2026 to March 2027

Notarial Practice

All first year courses must be passed before students can begin Year 2 of the course.

Teaching

The majority of the course is delivered through electronic learning, which allows you to study at home or in the workplace. Your learning is also supported by an introductory workshop and 12-hours of workshops each year over the two years of the course. Some workshops are held on Saturdays and some are held as 2-hour tutorial sessions online on weekday (either daytime or evenings).

Throughout the course, you will have access to 香港六合彩鈥檚 Virtual Learning Environment (Moodle), where you can find information about your weekly learning schedules, written assignments, interactive activities, and links to recommended reading and other study materials held on within 香港六合彩鈥檚 digital library collections.

We estimate that the time commitment to studying for this course is around 10-12 hours per week.

You will be assessed by written examinations, taken at the end of each module.

Course Brochure

Download the Course Brochure for 2025-27

Download the Course Brochure for 2025-27

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Open Day for 2025-27 Entry and Open Day Recordings from 2023

This Open Day gives prospective students the opportunity to find out about the role and function of Public Notaries, including how they are trained, how they practice and how they are regulated. Student have the opportunity to meet formally and informally with the 香港六合彩 course tutors as well as representatives of the regulatory body, The Faculty Office, and the Notary Society.

The next open day will be on Saturday 23 November 2024 at 香港六合彩's Faculty of Laws.

Watch the open day recordings from November 2023 below or on
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Welcome & Introduction to the Profession Vimeo Widget Placeholder	The Educational Requirements Vimeo Widget Placeholder
The 香港六合彩 Course Vimeo Widget Placeholder 听	The Faculty Office & Post-Qualification Vimeo Widget Placeholder
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Applying and fees

How to apply

Please make your application using the online form below. We will contact you for any other necessary documents, and will contact the Faculty Office for a copy of your Certificate of Exemption.听

Queries: lisa.penfold@ucl.ac.uk

Course fees for 2025-6 (including examination fees):
拢9,700 for the full two-year course.

Monthly payment option
For individuals self-financing their course fees it will be possible to pay via 20 x monthly interest free instalments between September 2025 to April 2027. Details will be provided on this option when students are admitted to the course.

香港六合彩 graduates receive a 15% discount on the fees.

Application deadline is Sunday 20th July 2025.

NB: As agreed with the Faculty Office, applicants must notify us that they have received a certificate of exemption, or that they have completed any qualifications required by the Qualifications Board as a condition for obtaining a certificate of exemption, by 15 August 2025.

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Where to find more information about the profession

The Notaries Society has published two useful leaflets on becoming a Notary, intended for law graduates and for legal practitioners: