Cost - to have a document signed by a solicitor ?

SeantheMan · 23-04-2013 11:27pm #1

Hi all,

I have to get the below form signed by a practicing solicitor or Commissioner for Oaths.

Statutory Declaration from Commissioner of Oaths (or practising solicitor/ Peace Commissioner)

http://www.hetac.ie/docs/Template%20Statutory%20Declaration.pdf

I have never needed a solicitor in my life however and don't know any personally.
I'm not sure if I can just walk into an office and have them sign this, or stop someone outside the four courts etc.

Could someone please advise me on the best way to get the document signed and estimated cost if any ?

I need it to get my replacement parchment for my degree.

Thanks for the help

capefear · 23-04-2013 11:31pm

SeantheMan wrote: »

Hi all,

I have to get the below form signed by a practicing solicitor or Commissioner for Oaths.

http://www.hetac.ie/docs/Template%20Statutory%20Declaration.pdf

I have never needed a solicitor in my life however and don't know any personally.
I'm not sure if I can just walk into an office and have them sign this, or stop someone outside the four courts etc.

Could someone please advise me on the best way to get the document signed and estimated cost if any ?

I need it to get my replacement parchment for my degree.

Thanks for the help

Were you based?

RandolphEsq · 23-04-2013 11:39pm

There is no reason why you couldn't get it done for free.

SeantheMan · 23-04-2013 11:39pm

capefear wrote: »

Were you based?

Oh, I'm based in Clondalkin. But I'll be heading into the city centre tomorrow to try get this sorted and some other documents that I need to get from my college etc

*I need to get a load of things apostillised before I travel to Korea, so trying to get everything in order.

okioffice84 · 23-04-2013 11:46pm

Usually €10-15, you'll need to bring your passport/drivers licence.

capefear · 23-04-2013 11:53pm

okioffice84 wrote: »

Usually €10-15, you'll need to bring your passport/drivers licence.

Go to a peace commissioner they don't charge. If Your round D2 thurs iI can sort the documents out for you.

SeantheMan · 23-04-2013 11:54pm

capefear wrote: »

Go to a peace commissioner they don't charge. If Your round D2 thurs iI can sort the documents out for you.

Where or what is a peace commissioner ? where would they generally be ?

Cheers for the replies btw

Slyderx1 · 24-04-2013 9:58am

if you use a commission er for oaths its 10 euro a statutory charge for attesting the signature. Garda keep list of P.Cs.

valleyoftheunos · 24-04-2013 10:13am

€10 usually to have a document certified by a solicitor, the DFA on Stephan's Green charge €40 for apostlising documents.

SeantheMan · 24-04-2013 10:05pm

Slyderx1 wrote: »

if you use a commission er for oaths its 10 euro a statutory charge for attesting the signature. Garda keep list of P.Cs.

Excellent, I'll pop into a garda station tomorrow so. Cheers !

capefear · 24-04-2013 10:34pm

SeantheMan wrote: »

Excellent, I'll pop into a garda station tomorrow so. Cheers !

I'm a PC based in Dublin 2. Send me a pm and ill help you out tomorrow afternoon if that suits you.

SeantheMan · 24-04-2013 11:28pm

capefear wrote: »

I'm a PC based in Dublin 2. Send me a pm and ill help you out tomorrow afternoon if that suits you.

Cheers, I definitely will send a PM when in town tomorrow. Thanks a bunch

I'll ask at my local garda station first though anyways, as I have to apply for a "Police Certificate" to show I've no criminal record etc

You should make your application in writing to the Superintendent in charge of the district where you live.

Cost - to have a document signed by a solicitor ?

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