We provide a wide range of notarial services to assist both individuals and businesses in legal document authentication. 

Notarization validates the legitimacy of signed documents, guaranteeing their compliance with the applicable legal standards in the relevant jurisdiction. 

• Affidavits

• Contract

• Deed of Absolute Sale

• Deed of Donation

• Extrajudicial Settlement

• Lease Contract

• Special Power of Attorney

• Adoption

• Annulment

• Correction of Birth Certificate

• Legal Assistance

• Legal Consultation

Fees may differ based on the type and number of documents that need to be notarized or drafted. 

For an accurate quote, we recommend sending us a copy of the document you need notarized along with your inquiry. 

If you need to inquire about a document not listed above, please contact us via email at ranillolawoffice@yahoo.com.ph, or call us at 0917 371 4974.

To have your documents notarized, please ensure you provide the following to the Notary Public:

Extra Original Copies

Bring one additional original copy of each document. (ex. if you need 4 notarized copies of an affidavit, you must provide 5 copies to the Notary Public).

Present a Government-Issued ID or a photocopies of Valid Government-Issued IDs for all signatories, examples of acceptable IDs include:

1. • • Passport

     • Driver’s License

     • Postal ID

     • PhilHealth Card

     • SSS ID

     • PRC ID

     • Senior Citizen Card

     • NBI Clearance

     • Police Clearance

     • Voter’s ID

Additional Reminders:

• All signatories must personally appear before the Notary Public to present and sign the documents.

• Representatives are only allowed if they bring a notarized Special Power of Attorney (SPA) or Authorization Letter.

• If the signatory is unable to make a personal appearance, please provide an authorization letter or the contact number of the signatory for verification.

• Documents must be signed within the same city or municipality where the Notary Public is authorized to operate.

• Documents signed overseas cannot be notarized in the Philippines.