Abdulateef Muhammed Nigerian Notary Public

Notary Public in Nigeria — Abdulateef Muhammed

Trusted Notary Services in Lagos, Abuja & Nationwide — Online. Office. Mobile.

Digital, in-office, and mobile notarization available

 

 

LOOKING FOR A NOTARY PUBLIC IN NIGERIA?

If you’re searching for a Notary Public in Lagos, Notary Public in Abuja, or Notary Public in Nigeria, you’ve found a trusted, Supreme Court-appointed professional.

Abdulateef Muhammed is a practicing Nigerian lawyer with over 25 years of experience and a Notary Public of the Supreme Court of Nigeria since 2018.

Whether you need notarization in person, via WhatsApp, or at your location — we offer fast, legally recognized services tailored to your schedule.

 

 

ABOUT THE NOTARY — ABDULATEEF MUHAMMED

Law graduate of the University of Lagos (1997)

Called to the Nigerian Bar in 1999

Notary Public (Appointed 2018) by the Chief Justice of Nigeria

Experienced in notarizing documents for embassy use, visa processing, commercial filings, and diaspora legal needs

Serving Lagos, Abuja, Kogi, and diaspora clients abroad through secure digital channels

Core Notarial Services

Power of Attorney (PoA) — Personal, Business, Diaspora

Affidavits and Statutory Declarations

Certified True Copies (CTC)

Signature Witnessing

Visa & Immigration Documents

Academic Transcripts & Certificates

CAC and NOTAP Documents

Attestation and Legalization Services

Embassy-ready Documentation

 

 

 WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE ABDULATEEF MUHAMMED

Nigerian Supreme Court–Appointed Lawyer on a Life Commission

Not your average “documents guy.” You're dealing with a seasoned legal professional, not a clerk or agent.

Flexible Service Options

  Online notarization (via WhatsApp or email)

In-office signing

Mobile notarization (within Abuja and Lagos by arrangement)

Accepted Worldwide

Our notarial acts are recognized by foreign embassies, courts, universities, and regulatory bodies.

Privacy and Legal Precision Guaranteed

Your documents are secure and processed according to Nigerian law and international best practices.

 

 

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