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A Practical Guide to Document Authentication : Legalization of Notarized & Certified Documents : 2004 - Hardcover
Synopsis
In A Practical Guide to Document Authentication 2008, John P. Sinnott provides an up-to-date desktop reference containing the most current consular legalization requirements. Sinnott explains legalization procedures for 219 foreign jurisdications and all 50 states plus territories. Each entry complete consular and Secretary of State contact information and signature requirements, documents to be submitted, turn-around time and fees and payment methods. Sample forms and documents are also included.This 2008 desktop reference is completely up-to-date with the most current consular legalization requirements. Whether dealing with a power of attorney, trademark registration, certificate of origin, or other documents, the user will find explanations of legalization procedures for 219 foreign jurisdictions and all 50 US states, plus territories. Each entry Complete consular and Secretary of State contact information - address, phone, fax, and hours of businessPrior authorization and signature requirementsDocuments to be submittedTurn around timeFees and payment methodsStarting with the 2008 edition, the book will benefit non-U.S. practitioners considerably. Sinnott is including a new introduction that guides non-U.S. lawyers in using the book to the benefit of their U.S. and non-U.S. clients. For example, an attorney in London with a U.S. corporate client may wish to learn the procedure for authenticating a document at China's U.S. embassy so as to protect a trademark within China's borders. This example represents only one of the many uses for A Practical Guide to Document Authentication 2008 overseas.
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About the Author
John P. Sinnott practices in patents, trademarks, and copyright law with the law firm of Langdale, Vallotton, Linahan and Wetherington (Valdosta, GA). He is a 1953 graduate of the United States Naval Academy and has both a Master's Degree in Nuclear Engineering from the U. S. Air Force Institute of Technology and a Juris Doctorate degree from Northern Kentucky University's Salmon P. Chase School of Law. As Chief Patent and Trademark Counsel for American Standard, he prosecuted and argued to a successful decision the landmark case In Re American Standard. On retirement from American Standard, he became Of Counsel to the Manhattan intellectual property law firm of Morgan & Finnegan, L.L.P. In 1999, Col. Sinnott moved to Valdosta, Georgia, and became Of Counsel to the firm of Langdale, Vallotton, Linahan and Wetherington.
In addition to his legal duties, Col. Sinnott is the author (1974 to 1999) of World Patent Law and Practice, 19 volumes, Elsevier, New York; Product Fraud: Counterfeit Goods Suppression, 1995, Oceana Publication, Inc., Dobbs Ferry; and A Practical Guide to Document Authentication: 2007 Edition, 2006, Oxford University Press, New York. He also authored numerous professional articles published in various intellectual property law journals and, among other talks, lectured in several developing nations on intellectual property law at the invitation of the World Intellectual Property Organization and the respective host nations.
Col. Sinnott was an Adjunct Professor of Law at Seton Hall University's Law School in Newark, New Jersey, for twelve years, and earlier had been an Adjunct Lecturer at New Jersey Institute of Technology, also in Newark, for ten years. In 1991, Col. Sinnott retired from the U. S. Army Reserve's Judge Advocate General's Corps after many years of service.
Col. Sinnott's hobbies include writing on military topics, and he has published the articles "Sea Power", "Military History" and "Military Heritage". He also co-authored the book To Paris!: 1914 Then and Now, 2006 Snake Nation Press, Valdosta, GA.
He is admitted to practice before the Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Georgia, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office bars.
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