form signed?

:| · 05-03-2008 9:24pm #1

I have to get a form signed/stamped to prove im a student, where do I go, the registry? And does it cost?

Mad_Max · 05-03-2008 9:45pm

depends really. I had to get a form stamped for council so just brought it into my school secretary and she stamped it. Cost nothing.

If you need a letter printed I'd expect registry would charge for this, and prob wont do it quickly either.

Check your school sec first!

sunnyjim · 05-03-2008 9:45pm

Yup, registry will do it.

They charged me 10 euro 3 years ago for the priviledge. They also demanded that I leave it there and come back for it in 2 days. To get it stamped. No lies.

:| · 05-03-2008 11:13pm

I don't think I have a school secretary.

Registry it is. Grumble grumble i hate the registry grumble 10 euro rip off. grumble

sunnyjim · 05-03-2008 11:45pm

There there. Try butter them up. Tell em you need it quick.

I got my replacement drug payment scheme card stamped by giving the 'I need drugs quick and its signed by a Garda, so do it' and I got it done for free

By the way, for that to work, it needs to be signed by a garda... Obviously!

H2G2 · 05-03-2008 11:52pm

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I don't think I have a school secretary.

All schools have a secretary (some shared) and all schools belong to a faculty which has a faculty administrator. One of those may stamp it for you at no charge. Officially its Registry, but its worth a try. You could also ask your Programme Board chair, who once again won’t charge.

Mad_Max · 06-03-2008 12:19am

wrote: »

I don't think I have a school secretary.

Registry it is. Grumble grumble i hate the registry grumble 10 euro rip off. grumble

What dept are you in?

:| · 06-03-2008 1:02am

The physics department

LeixlipRed · 06-03-2008 11:39am

2 seconds on the DCU site tells me you do have a secretary

form signed?

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