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Commisoner for Oaths

mrsberries · 2010-01-03 16:40:47

Hi all Getting my civil paperwork done this week for our wedding in Italy. We need to get some docs signed of by a Commissioner for Oaths or solicitor. Im not sure if a solicitor would be more expensive so could anyone recommend a commissioner for oaths based in Dublin city centre (d2 prefably)....couldnt find anything…

03-01-2010 4:40pm

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mrsberries

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Hi all

Getting my civil paperwork done this week for our wedding in Italy. We need to get some docs signed of by a Commissioner for Oaths or solicitor. Im not sure if a solicitor would be more expensive so could anyone recommend a commissioner for oaths based in Dublin city centre (d2 prefably)....couldnt find anything when i did a google search.

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#2 03-01-2010 4:44pm

juke

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Commissioners for oaths are also solicitors.

Both charge the same for simply witnessing your signatures - it's a set fee.

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#3 03-01-2010 4:50pm

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Okay, thanks for that! Was afraid I would have to pay extra for a solicitors time!

Cheers

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