Commissioner Of Oaths
If you need an important document witnessing, Fletcher Longstaff are fully authorised to carry this out for a reasonable fee.
Fletcher Longstaff Limited is a Commissioner Of Oaths. Do you need a statutory declaration to be sworn, making changes to your will, or a copy of a document to be witnessed?
Contact us today. A fee for carrying out this work will be given on enquiry.
A Commissioner Of Oaths is a person appointed by Lord Chancellor with the power to administer oaths. Oaths are generally classed as statements in writing. However some other legal documents also fall within this category. There are a whole host of documents that usually need to be sworn. The most popular is needing a witness when signing a Last Will in Testament. When a witness is required, you must ensure the document is prepared by someone different. Otherwise, the Oath will not be withheld in court. Which could ultimately mean that you are sent to prison, due to having incorrectly sworn information.
Depending on the document that needs witnessing, our prices do vary. However our fees are extremely reasonable.
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When you are applying for something like a bank account or mortgage, you may be asked to provide documents that are certified. A certified document is simply a true copy of the original document, that has been signed and dated by a professional person. Such as a solicitor. Fletcher Longstaff are able to certify documents for you, including passports, photocard driving licences, building society card statements, or council tax bills.
Please always contact us first to arrange an appointment.
