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Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage (Russia)
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QuestionPlan to meet with notary on the 13th and I understand they will review and possibly make changes to prenup. What do you mean that they take more time? More than versus a US notary? I don't mind if they take their time reviewing unless I understood wrong. thank you
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AnswerYou will find huge difference between Russian and US notary public. American notary public is just regular 18+ person who passed simple exam. He/she has no responsibility and certifies just signatures. Russian notary always has master degree in jurisprudence. Usually it takes few days for Russian notary to get this done.
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