Certified copies- can the police do them for free?
Aug 31st 2006, 1:02 pm
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Re: Certified copies- can the police do them for free?
Originally Posted by Katsmajics other half !!!
there was a post on here that a man of the cloth vicar or priest might be able to do it therewas a list being posted around try doing a search that may come up with the list.
sorry i cnt be of more help but OH best mates hubby did ours very nice Police Officer.
sorry i cnt be of more help but OH best mates hubby did ours very nice Police Officer.
it was us who used the vicar for both TRA and app, both went through ok. We used them 'cos we had 240 bits of paper we wanted to do twice, so we plied her with wine and choc, she was really good but said would never do it again as she had writers cramp for days.
Last edited by charlie brown; Aug 31st 2006 at 1:29 pm.
Aug 31st 2006, 1:31 pm
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Re: Certified copies- can the police do them for free?
Originally Posted by charlie brown
I tried getting the Police to sign my copies and they point blank refused. In the end I got our local Vicar to do it for free (bottle of wine) and she was fantastic as there was an awful lot of paperwork to sign.
Aug 31st 2006, 4:45 pm
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Re: Certified copies- can the police do them for free?
Originally Posted by liver bird
RIng the general number of your local magistrates court. THey only charge 8 quid for the lot. They type up each one and then you have to go before the magistrate ad 'declare' that everything you are saying is true> Ours took two days to come back adn twenty mins in front of the magistrate (who was lovely). MUCH better and cheaper than paying hundreds to a solicitor.
(68 pages)got a solictor to do it forme, £50.00 cash money
