Anna Cattee qualifies as Notary Public
Commercial solicitor, Anna Cattee, has become Chesterfield’s newest Notary Public.
Based at BRM Solicitors on Saltergate, Anna has undertaken two years of study for the role and is now one of only two people practising in the town.
The role of Notary Public is the oldest within the legal profession, focusing on authentication and certification of signatures and documents for use abroad. There are only around 1,000 Notaries Public in the whole of the UK.
Each Notary Public uses a unique seal to authenticate documents. With the role having international reach, Anna decided to represent Chesterfield by integrating Chesterfield’s famous Crooked Spire into the design of her notarial seal and has utilised the logo produced for the town by marketing campaign, Destination Chesterfield.
Commenting on her new role, Anna said:-
“BRM has always had clients who trade, live and work overseas. When Rod Shiers (former Notary Public and partner at BRM) retired from the firm in 2012, it was essential that we continued to offer in-house Notarial services.
“I have always considered the role of a Notary to be a very interesting one, and was delighted to be offered the chance to become the firm’s first female Notary. I am very much looking forward to my new role.”
Source:BRM Solicitors
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