notarized forms

[stevewool]

i will throw this open to the floor anyone used a notary, i need mine and the ex signatures notarized it seems, and its hard work so far, any tips, these signatures will go to the usa by the way

[Steve.r]

Normally a solicitor or doctor can notorise them, do you know any ? :)

[grahamw48]

There should be a list of Solicitors in your town who are also 'Notaries'...yellow pages or google. Then just go in and see them about it.

[lastlid]

Although I haven't used one, what Graham has just said is exactly what I was told.

[grahamw48]

They just take a look at what you want notarised (never know how to spell it)...stamp and sign it and then charge you a flat fee...£30 or whatever.

Phone them up first and ask them what IDs etc you'll need to take, if you're not known to the solicitor.

[stevewool]

£80 FOR 1 SIGNATURE:yikes:

[andy222]

Just pay it steve you can afford it.:icon_lol:

[grahamw48]

I'll do it for fifty quid. :D

[andy222]

I'll do it for fifty quid. :D

Cash in hand Graham?:laugher:

[sheriel]

Notaries in Solicitors must have a set fee,i paid £80 for a signature from one on a document in 2008 here in St.Austell,Cornwall,but she said a solicitor would have been less money,but the Document clearly said a Notary,there are only 2 here in the whole of Cornwall,they are are more than a Solicitor i was imformed by there office,it was a signature and wax stamp if i remember,but the fee was £80.

[lastlid]

So, yes. One can save a few bob by instead of submitting a notarised copy of ones passport when sponsoring a spouse or fiance visa applicant, one can submit ones original birth certificate instead.

[stevewool]

I'll do it for fifty quid. :D

have you a stamp, and i dont mean a micky mouse one either:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

[stevewool]

Just pay it steve you can afford it.:icon_lol:

well funny you say that, i am selling my place in florida and once i get the ex to sign the papers this friday at 9.30 , i should be a little better off

[stevewool]

Notaries in Solicitors must have a set fee,i paid £80 for a signature from one on a document in 2008 here in St.Austell,Cornwall,but she said a solicitor would have been less money,but the Document clearly said a Notary,there are only 2 here in the whole of Cornwall,they are are more than a Solicitor i was imformed by there office,it was a signature and wax stamp if i remember,but the fee was £80.

you are right, it seems to be the stamp that is more important

[grahamw48]

I know a few places in Leicester where they'll make whatever you want. Stamp? Passport ? Birth Certificate? NI Card ? Driving Licence ? :rolleyes: