You can get help of a notary public with, among other things, the following services:

• The verification of signatures, transcripts, translations, and other information regarding the contents of a document.
• The presence as a witness when depositories and either opened or sealed.
• To monitor lottery drawings and raffle or discard bonds, stocks, or other securities. 
• To record declarations regarding legal or financial relevance and thereafter further those to a third party.
• To verify that a government agency or person is authorized to carry out certain tasks or that a certain individual holds a particular authority or competence. A Notary Public can also validate that someone is authorized to represent someone else. 
• To issue an apostille, an authorized seal placed on a document that verifies that the signature on the document is real.
• Signatures. Upon legalizing signatures, where a signature is to be witnessed, the document must be signed while present at our office. If you are preparing to sign a document, you must therefore visit our office and bring a valid ID.
• Photocopies. When legalizing a photocopy, where the copy is to be verified, the original photo must be brought to our office. We will thereafter make a copy of the original document and legalize it.
• Documents regarding adoption. If you have documents relating to adoption that you need to have legalized, you can leave them at our office. It will take somewhere between one and three business days for us to handle your matter. Please make sure to bring any instructions you’ve received from the adoption agency with you to our meeting.
• Company signatories. When a company signatory signature is to be legalized you must bring an excerpt from The Swedish Companies Registration Office where it is mentioned who has the authority of a company signatory. For an additional fee we can assist you with access to such an excerpt and print it for you at our office.
• Powers of attorneys, Life Certificates, and Affidavits. In some cases of power of attorneys, such as affidavits, there’s information regarding the principal of the power of attorney. Such information is to be verified by a Notary Public. In order for us to verify the information stated in the power of attorney please make sure to bring a certification, which can be a passport or an excerpt from The Swedish Tax Agency.