Certified copies??
 

Just wondering if a hight grade Civil Servant or High ranking British Military army officer can certify copies on our ITA??

Re: Certified copies??
 

I think I'm right in saying you have to be certified to take sworn 'oaths', a para legal certified some of our - passports, birth certificates, police checks, and a solicitor certified some later ones.

Check out the Web site. Also another thread RE; do you have to submit originals.

Hope this points you in the right direction. I'm sure BEV will be along to put your right. she's very helpful.

Pauline

Re: Certified copies??
 

You know when you wake and remember something, I have done that this morning, amazing what 3.5 hours of extra sleep does. As long as a person is a Commissioner for Oaths, they can certify copies.

They must write what capacity they are signing the copies ie Lawyer, Commissioner for Oaths

Pauline

Re: Certified copies??
 

Oh thanks for that, you must have taken my 3.5 hours of sleep, as I too was thinking about this last night.

Right i'm off to day to find someone in authority!:)