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Old Mar 2nd 2010, 3:55 pm
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I have now contacted a few public notaries to get my certificates notarised. But all of them asking me the same question.

1. Do you need only certification of the documents as 'certified true copies'? OR 2. do you need us to verify them as genuine certificates by contacting the apporpriate instituition and then certify in addition?

Obviously the 1st one is less time consuming and therefore relatively cheaper...dare i say that.

Which service should I be requesting for FSW application docs to London?

please advise...
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Old Mar 2nd 2010, 4:53 pm
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which type of notary certification should i go for? where can i find any info on this for the FSW london application?
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Default Re: Certified as true copies or verification too?

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I have now contacted a few public notaries to get my certificates notarised. But all of them asking me the same question.

1. Do you need only certification of the documents as 'certified true copies'? OR 2. do you need us to verify them as genuine certificates by contacting the apporpriate instituition and then certify in addition?

Obviously the 1st one is less time consuming and therefore relatively cheaper...dare i say that.

Which service should I be requesting for FSW application docs to London?

please advise...

We have just certified our copies by a solicitor (1). We sent originals of the University transcripts and police certificates. As far as I can see, that is just what everyone else has done.

Hope this helps.

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Old Mar 2nd 2010, 5:59 pm
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Default Re: Certified as true copies or verification too?

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which type of notary certification should i go for? where can i find any info on this for the FSW london application?
Maybe if you wait longer than 58 minutes you may get a reply on this thread

In relation to my recent PR application at London I had nothing notarised and simply had all the important stuff like passports/birth certificates signed as being true copies by a police officer. I did not get my educational certificates notarised but I don't think they were that important for my application as it is a PNP one from a job offer.

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Most people either have 'Certified as true copies' or don't bother. Very few people from what I've seen get them Notarised, not surprising at £75 per document or whatever it costs!!

Personally i had them certified, which is acceptable according to the Visa Office Instructions, £30 for approx 15 docs. For what its worth I put one of the solicitors busines cards within my pack, probably over kill though....
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Old Mar 2nd 2010, 7:59 pm
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Anyone used this service? seems really good value but not sure if this is acceptable for London application though...

http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/p...iaId=105000818
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Default Re: Certified as true copies or verification too?

is this true for every document, or only if you have a copy made? If you are sending originals, surely you don't need them certified? We're sending off our originals (marriage, University, police etc) ?
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