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karensoutherden Jul 4th 2007 1:30 am

certifying documents
 
hi does any one know?? can a teacher certify documents for TRA assessment
and do they just sign it
many thanks kaz

DrWho Jul 4th 2007 7:16 pm

Re: certifying documents
 

Originally Posted by karensoutherden (Post 5007723)
hi does any one know?? can a teacher certify documents for TRA assessment
and do they just sign it
many thanks kaz

Bump for ya... :) Maybe ask in the Immigration forum...

thewoodz Jul 4th 2007 7:37 pm

Re: certifying documents
 

Originally Posted by DrWho (Post 5011028)
Bump for ya... :) Maybe ask in the Immigration forum...

i tried in there and got no response - i was wondering about a Managing Director of a limited company

TeresaG Jul 4th 2007 7:48 pm

Re: certifying documents
 
Our agent has told us that the only people that can certify our documents are solicitors, judges, justice of the peace, magistrates or notary publics. You can't ask the police or a teacher, doctor etc as the TRA won't accept it. I think your best thing would be to contact a local solicitor or your local magistrates court.

Saint Hornet Jul 4th 2007 7:56 pm

Re: certifying documents
 
I just got my documents certified yesterday.

I emailed a few local solicitors to ask if they did it. Some do some don't.

Most seem to charge 20 pounds.

The one i used charged 5 pound for the 1st doc and 2 pound for each thereafter.

So 4 copies cost me 11 pounds and they will be used to doing this and know what is needed.

sals Jul 4th 2007 8:04 pm

Re: certifying documents
 

Originally Posted by karensoutherden (Post 5007723)
hi does any one know?? can a teacher certify documents for TRA assessment
and do they just sign it
many thanks kaz

Just ring your local magistates court, they'll do it for free before court. I'm sure it has to be a JP or solicitor.
My docs for employment could be certified by my manager but for my visa I've had to do them again by JP.

lee on solent Jul 4th 2007 8:13 pm

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Hi teachers and police can certify docs,we got a policeman to do ours,its just the stat decs that have to be done by a jp or solicitor,we had to pay our jp.
Tony,myrtle

davyboy Jul 4th 2007 9:52 pm

Re: certifying documents
 

Originally Posted by karensoutherden (Post 5007723)
hi does any one know?? can a teacher certify documents for TRA assessment
and do they just sign it
many thanks kaz

hi there i work at our local college of FE, i asked our principal to certify my docs, I got them back with a YES from the TRA!
I copied all the docs 3 TIMES, turned them over and ran them through the printer with this on the back which he signed
He also signed my stat dec



I certify that this is a true copy of the original, which I have sighted. Official Stamp

Date:………………â� ��¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â� �¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€ ¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€� �……..

Signature……………â€� �………………… …………………� �€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â €¦...

Title of Certifier……………� �…………….…� �………………… ………………

All it cost me was a bottle of single malt 12 year old irish whiskey, the solicitors wanted to charge about £7 per sig, i had over 90 copies altogether I needed signing
whiskey £21.00, solicitors over £600.00
saving and TRA passes! priceless!:thumbsup:
good luck:D

Pookster Jul 4th 2007 10:00 pm

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When we arrived in Perth I found I needed some more certified copies and it turns out JPs in Austalia certify docs and they are not allowed to charge for the service :eek:

To top it off my local JP lives about 10 doors down the road! :rofl:


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