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solicitor costs

lg123 · 2008-10-10 11:58:48

hi all, i am about to accept a job abroad and i need my education docs to be verified for my visa. i have sent a copy to my uni to get stamped and this has to be further verified by a solicitor. how much could i expect to pay for this? is there much of a difference in fees between solicitors?

10-10-2008 11:58am

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hi all,

i am about to accept a job abroad and i need my education docs to be verified for my visa. i have sent a copy to my uni to get stamped and this has to be further verified by a solicitor. how much could i expect to pay for this? is there much of a difference in fees between solicitors?

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#2 10-10-2008 12:24pm

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I imagine most solicitors wouldn't bother charging you. Considering the fee for swearing a statutory declaration is a tenner, that's about the most you would pay to get something certified.

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#3 10-10-2008 7:38pm

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fee likely to be nominal - however if the solicitor's certificate has to state (s)he knows you then you need either to go to someone that knows you, or b e identified or introduced by someone known to that office.

Most solicitors will not take a chance by certifying something they or their staff do not personally know.

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