Document Confirmation
Apr 5th 2015, 6:58 am
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Document Confirmation
Morning all,
Setting up a new bank account and need somebody to say that I am me and me is I.
Basically, need the standard statement written and signed on a copy of my passport. Do solicitors do this for a fee? Is anyone on here a solicitor or something with a decent level of upstanding that will be respected who wants to do me a favour?
Thanks
Scamp
Setting up a new bank account and need somebody to say that I am me and me is I.
Basically, need the standard statement written and signed on a copy of my passport. Do solicitors do this for a fee? Is anyone on here a solicitor or something with a decent level of upstanding that will be respected who wants to do me a favour?
Thanks
Scamp
Apr 5th 2015, 8:44 am
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Re: Document Confirmation
Well I am not a solicitor but I wouldnt mind signing that paper, although I am not of a decent level of upstanding 
Apr 5th 2015, 8:56 am
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Re: Document Confirmation
Morning all,
Setting up a new bank account and need somebody to say that I am me and me is I.
Basically, need the standard statement written and signed on a copy of my passport. Do solicitors do this for a fee? Is anyone on here a solicitor or something with a decent level of upstanding that will be respected who wants to do me a favour?
Thanks
Scamp
Setting up a new bank account and need somebody to say that I am me and me is I.
Basically, need the standard statement written and signed on a copy of my passport. Do solicitors do this for a fee? Is anyone on here a solicitor or something with a decent level of upstanding that will be respected who wants to do me a favour?
Thanks
Scamp
You need your passport copy certified? If that's the case only a few people here can do this for a UK or offshore account.
I can help if you want to email it to me and give me a couple of days, but you'll need to arrange to collect it. I'll need to know who/what it's for as there are variations in requirements. Unlike a lawyer I won't charge you as I am actually really lovely.
Apr 5th 2015, 9:42 am
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Re: Document Confirmation
You need your passport copy certified? If that's the case only a few people here can do this for a UK or offshore account.
I can help if you want to email it to me and give me a couple of days, but you'll need to arrange to collect it. I'll need to know who/what it's for as there are variations in requirements. Unlike a lawyer I won't charge you as I am actually really lovely.
I can help if you want to email it to me and give me a couple of days, but you'll need to arrange to collect it. I'll need to know who/what it's for as there are variations in requirements. Unlike a lawyer I won't charge you as I am actually really lovely.
Wondering if my Mrs can do it as a teacher, or perhaps a different teacher at her school?
Your help would be much appreciated Meow - unless you think I can get away with using a teacher? Then it would save you the hassle.
Apr 5th 2015, 9:58 am
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Re: Document Confirmation
Appreciate it, but I can't put "Drinking Pool-Player" as a job title
Yes, for Lloyds Offshore. I've contacted a couple of legal firms and so far it's 250-300 per document, needing two, it seems a waste of money.
Wondering if my Mrs can do it as a teacher, or perhaps a different teacher at her school?
Your help would be much appreciated Meow - unless you think I can get away with using a teacher? Then it would save you the hassle.
Yes, for Lloyds Offshore. I've contacted a couple of legal firms and so far it's 250-300 per document, needing two, it seems a waste of money.
Wondering if my Mrs can do it as a teacher, or perhaps a different teacher at her school?
Your help would be much appreciated Meow - unless you think I can get away with using a teacher? Then it would save you the hassle.
