Hey guys,
Need to replace my driver's licence ASAP, but need someone to witness my documents before I send them. Is anyone on here either:
a) a medical practitioner
b) JP or Commissioner of Declarations
c) a Notory Public or a person authorised by law to witness and sign documents
d)a solicitor, barrister or judge
e) a consular or ambassadorial officer
that would be willing to help me out by witnessing these documents?
Thanks so much!
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Can anyone help with document signing?
Apr 1, 2006 @ 05:04
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Hey guys,
Need to replace my driver's licence ASAP, but need someone to witness my documents before I send them. Is anyone on here either:
a) a medical practitioner
b) JP or Commissioner of Declarations
c) a Notory Public or a person authorised by law to witness and sign documents
d)a solicitor, barrister or judge
e) a consular or ambassadorial officer
that would be willing to help me out by witnessing these documents?
Thanks so much!
BrogstaApr 1, 2006 @ 05:04
Need to replace my driver's licence ASAP, but need someone to witness my documents before I send them. Is anyone on here either:
a) a medical practitioner
b) JP or Commissioner of Declarations
c) a Notory Public or a person authorised by law to witness and sign documents
d)a solicitor, barrister or judge
e) a consular or ambassadorial officer
that would be willing to help me out by witnessing these documents?
Thanks so much!
BrogstaApr 1, 2006 @ 05:04
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Re: Can anyone help with document signing?
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Apr 1, 2006 @ 18:51
as this is just for my driver's licence. My documents need to be photocopied and certifed as correct copies and then my application also signed. Bit of an emergency as I lost the licence last week then got pulled over by boarder guards yesterday who of course then asked for it!
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as this is just for my driver's licence. My documents need to be photocopied and certifed as correct copies and then my application also signed. Bit of an emergency as I lost the licence last week then got pulled over by boarder guards yesterday who of course then asked for it!
Brogsta, Apr 1, 2006 @ 18:51
Brogsta, Apr 1, 2006 @ 18:51
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Apr 3, 2006 @ 00:20
I'd post this on the "goods and services" GOL board. What you are asking for, is, in essence, free work, by GOL professionals. If someone is nice enough to cut you a deal, great. But this is how people make their living, remember, so perhaps an offer of some payment could be facilitative, and/or someone could potentially help you to find a cheaper alternative to a local, Swiss notary public (and these are all over the city). Asking a GOL lawyer to do this free, is sort of like someone asking you to babysit free, because you work in childcare. You see what I mean??
Have you tried calling the Australian Mission? (phone: 022 799 91 00, email: [email protected]). I know that for Americans, the U.S. Embassy in Bern has a notary service available, for about 50 CHF, for U.S. Citizens. We have to drive to Bern for that, but there it is. Maybe the Australians have a similar service at the local Geneva mission.
I did a search on directories.ch, and if you cut-and-paste this into Internet Explorer, you can see all the phone numbers of notaries in Geneva. You could call and ask them how much they charge, just for a basis idea of what is "normal" rates.
http://www.directories.ch/weisseseiten/base.aspx?do=search&origin=dir&searchtype=adr_simple&name=notaire&geo=gen?ve&ans_lng=fr&language=fr
Have you tried calling the Australian Mission? (phone: 022 799 91 00, email: [email protected]). I know that for Americans, the U.S. Embassy in Bern has a notary service available, for about 50 CHF, for U.S. Citizens. We have to drive to Bern for that, but there it is. Maybe the Australians have a similar service at the local Geneva mission.
I did a search on directories.ch, and if you cut-and-paste this into Internet Explorer, you can see all the phone numbers of notaries in Geneva. You could call and ask them how much they charge, just for a basis idea of what is "normal" rates.
http://www.directories.ch/weisseseiten/base.aspx?do=search&origin=dir&searchtype=adr_simple&name=notaire&geo=gen?ve&ans_lng=fr&language=fr
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I'd post this on the "goods and services" GOL board. What you are asking for, is, in essence, free work, by GOL professionals. If someone is nice enough to cut you a deal, great. But this is how people make their living, remember, so perhaps an offer of some payment could be facilitative, and/or someone could potentially help you to find a cheaper alternative to a local, Swiss notary public (and these are all over the city). Asking a GOL lawyer to do this free, is sort of like someone asking you to babysit free, because you work in childcare. You see what I mean??
Have you tried calling the Australian Mission? (phone: 022 799 91 00, email: [email protected]). I know that for Americans, the U.S. Embassy in Bern has a notary service available, for about 50 CHF, for U.S. Citizens. We have to drive to Bern for that, but there it is. Maybe the Australians have a similar service at the local Geneva mission.
I did a search on directories.ch, and if you cut-and-paste this into Internet Explorer, you can see all the phone numbers of notaries in Geneva. You could call and ask them how much they charge, just for a basis idea of what is "normal" rates.
http://www.directories.ch/weisseseiten/base.aspx?do=search&origin=dir&searchtype=adr_simple&name=notaire&geo=gen?ve&ans_lng=fr&language=fr
Jennifer, Apr 3, 2006 @ 00:20
Have you tried calling the Australian Mission? (phone: 022 799 91 00, email: [email protected]). I know that for Americans, the U.S. Embassy in Bern has a notary service available, for about 50 CHF, for U.S. Citizens. We have to drive to Bern for that, but there it is. Maybe the Australians have a similar service at the local Geneva mission.
I did a search on directories.ch, and if you cut-and-paste this into Internet Explorer, you can see all the phone numbers of notaries in Geneva. You could call and ask them how much they charge, just for a basis idea of what is "normal" rates.
http://www.directories.ch/weisseseiten/base.aspx?do=search&origin=dir&searchtype=adr_simple&name=notaire&geo=gen?ve&ans_lng=fr&language=fr
Jennifer, Apr 3, 2006 @ 00:20
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