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Commissioner for Oaths

Pepp1989 · 2015-03-30 08:42:55

Do you need to petition the chief justice to become a Commissioner for Oaths does anyone know? I have had a look at the forms on Courts.ie and I think you have to. Could anyone in the know confirm? Much obliged

30-03-2015 8:42am

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Do you need to petition the chief justice to become a Commissioner for Oaths does anyone know? I have had a look at the forms on Courts.ie and I think you have to. Could anyone in the know confirm? Much obliged

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#2 30-03-2015 12:35pm

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Applications are made in the Supreme Court.

Be aware that if your ducks are not in a row, it is possible to be told no.

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#3 30-03-2015 5:23pm

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costs about €500 mind, but worth it for the parchment alone

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