who can certify?

[Guest lensgirl]

Hi

 

what types of people can certify copies? Can an MD sign or does it need to be a legal person?

 

many thanks

[Guest Django]

Is this for the visa or skill assessment? Are you doing it online?

 

Pete

[Guest lensgirl]

At the moment we havent applied yet, so its for the VETASSESS and we would be doing everything online if possible

[Guest Django]

Here is a quote from the vet assess websites FAQs

 

12. Who can CERTIFY MY DOCUMENTS?

Anyone authorised to certify documents, such as (in Australia), Justices of the Peace, barristers or solicitors, police officers, Members of Parliament, dentists and pharmacists.

 

The way I read it anyone that can sign photos for passports etc is able to do it for you.

 

Pete

[andy and lindsey]

Hi there have a look on www.dimia.gov.au website as there is a list of people who can certify. I know some of our stuff was certified by one of the doctors at work and then stamped with the hospital stamp - we got our visa so there wasn't any problems!

 

Good Luck

 

Lindsey

[Guest cornish Busdriver]

Hiya.

We got everything photocopied (2 copys) that our agent told us that we would need validating.

Booked in with the local courts, paid £7 and got it all done in one hit.

I would say this is the best and most offical way to get it done.

Matt & mandy

[Guest lensgirl]

How did you do it through the courts?

[Guest Django]

Make yourself an appointment with your local JP. We did this for our skill assessment and it didn't cost us anything.

 

Pete

[Guest kenmcfadyen]

Hey there,

 

This link has been copied and pasted from the Attorney Generals Department website. It's pretty comprehensive:

 

http://scaleplus.law.gov.au/html/pastereg/2/1062/0/PR000080.htm

 

Hope it helps,

 

Ken

[Guest Django]

Hey there,

 

This link has been copied and pasted from the Attorney Generals Department website. It's pretty comprehensive:

 

http://scaleplus.law.gov.au/html/pastereg/2/1062/0/PR000080.htm

 

Hi Ken, it looks like thats for people in Australia but stand to be corrected. Saved the link though coz it may come in handy once we are there.

 

Pete

[Guest cornish Busdriver]

We phoned our local magistrate courts and ask them to certify our paperwork.

In plymouth this is done on Tuesdays.

You can get them to certify as much as you like in one hit.