Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
May 30th 2002, 9:21 am
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Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
Anyone have any idea?
Or is it the only way to do the certify by lawyer or notary only?
Thanks
Or is it the only way to do the certify by lawyer or notary only?
Thanks
May 30th 2002, 9:40 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
While a Notary Public could certify your documents, it would probably burn a hole in your pocket. They charge S$40 per signature!
I'm not sure if the Aussie HC does certification in Singapore.
You could get any practising & registered lawyer in Singapore to stamp and sign your documents as "Certified True Copies". It's extremely useful to have friends who are lawyers and are willing to do you the favour in exchange for a dinner or two :-)
Cheers,
Peter
I'm not sure if the Aussie HC does certification in Singapore.
You could get any practising & registered lawyer in Singapore to stamp and sign your documents as "Certified True Copies". It's extremely useful to have friends who are lawyers and are willing to do you the favour in exchange for a dinner or two :-)
Cheers,
Peter
May 30th 2002, 9:48 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
Seehion,
The Aussie High commission charge a high rate, too.
Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
I did the mistake of taking many of my docs to AHC. Late found that the banks charge much much lesser.
cheers
The Aussie High commission charge a high rate, too.
Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
I did the mistake of taking many of my docs to AHC. Late found that the banks charge much much lesser.
cheers
May 30th 2002, 9:53 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
Originally posted by Thomas
Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
On another note, it's interesting to read that Aussie banks provide certification services. I wonder if Singaporean banks have a similar service?
May 30th 2002, 9:55 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
But the attestation for the visa purposes (to OZ) need to be done by an Australian Bank and not a Singapore Bank. Correct me if Im wrong.
May 30th 2002, 9:59 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
I don't know about using banks (Singaporean or Australian) to certify documents. I know ACS accepts copies certified by any registered lawyer in the country of residence.
DIMIA recognizes certified true copies made by a person recognized by the law of the person's home country (Page 47 of the Migration Booklet). So a registered lawyer should suffice.
cheers,
peter
DIMIA recognizes certified true copies made by a person recognized by the law of the person's home country (Page 47 of the Migration Booklet). So a registered lawyer should suffice.
cheers,
peter
May 31st 2002, 3:20 am
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Re: Can I Certify all my certificate at the High Comm?
High Comm, yes, according to my lawyer, he said (he said only, I am not sure) the
first piece of cert will be $28 and the second, third... will be charge $5, and now
consider if you are having with you 30+ photocopied certs or what.
As for me, my lawyer friend did that for me FOC, phew.
Thomas <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Seehion,
>
> The Aussie High commission charge a high rate, too.
>
> Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
>
> I did the mistake of taking many of my docs to AHC. Late found that the banks
> charge much much lesser.
>
> cheers
>
>
>
> --
> Tom
>
> Tom
>
> Col
>
> Col
>
> Sandra
>
> Col
>
> jamie sim
>
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
first piece of cert will be $28 and the second, third... will be charge $5, and now
consider if you are having with you 30+ photocopied certs or what.
As for me, my lawyer friend did that for me FOC, phew.
Thomas <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Seehion,
>
> The Aussie High commission charge a high rate, too.
>
> Try the Australian Banks in your area. They are quite reasonable.
>
> I did the mistake of taking many of my docs to AHC. Late found that the banks
> charge much much lesser.
>
> cheers
>
>
>
> --
> Tom
>
> Tom
>
> Col
>
> Col
>
> Sandra
>
> Col
>
> jamie sim
>
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
