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  • Daywalker
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    Depends what document you are getting certified. They must certify that it is a true copy of the original and therefore if it is something like a drivers license or passport they might wish to see your ugly mug!!

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  • Gonzo
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet
    If I take a document into a solicitors/bank to get certified do I have to do it or can a relative take it for me.

    Need to get this credit card statement certified but dont want to take any time off as I need to finish the mother of all Project Definition Documents (internal client thing...prince2 equivalent is business case)....114 pages so far
    As I understand it they will be certifying that the copy is a true copy of the original, so I don't see that who asks them to make the certification should make any difference.

    I have no experience of this though.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Certifying Documents

    If I take a document into a solicitors/bank to get certified do I have to do it or can a relative take it for me.

    Need to get this credit card statement certified but dont want to take any time off as I need to finish the mother of all Project Definition Documents (internal client thing...prince2 equivalent is business case)....114 pages so far
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