Need to get a signatire witnessed by JP, solicitor,or notary public. how to do it?

[MrsJohnCusack]

That's it really. I need a 'person authorised to take statutory declarations'

Don't know any solicitors (How can this be possible?)
Will a JP do it for me - if so how do I arrange it? Or is there anywhere you can go to get someone to do it?

am trying to avoid paying a no doubt fat fee to a solicitor if at all possible

oh have just seen by googling that local solicitor will only charge £5-£15 for this. does that sound likely?

solicitors usually do this for £10-20 I think or certainly did on a business basis .....

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cheers guys
so long as it's not hideous then I shall go and hassle someone in my high street.

How can I not know any lawyers??!!!!

(well I know one but she's away)

All solicitors will do it, normally you can just walk in off the street and ask whether someone is available.

excellent, thanks expectantmum

I don't why I didn't think of that before really

it's too hot. I don't do solicitors

The Solicitors I work for charge £5-£7 for this you may want to give wherever you are going a quick call to check there is someone available that can do it.

i think court staff may do it for free, if you were totally skint it might be feasible to pop into your local court office and ask.

My local county court did this for me for free straight away , I had to read an oath type thing from a piece of paper and then a lady signed my forms

cheers everyone
local solicitor in the high street did it yesterday for a fiver. I was highly entertained at having to hold a bible and swear an oath - didn't totally realise that you still did this!