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In the UK, barristers do not have the authority to notarise documents unless they also hold a notary public qualification. Notarisation typically involves verifying the identity of signatories and witnessing the signing of documents, which is a function primarily performed by notaries public. However, barristers can provide legal advice and services related to the preparation of documents that may require notarisation. If notarisation is needed, it is advisable to seek a qualified notary public.

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