AFFIDAVITS & DECLARATIONS, PETERBOROUGH
STATUTORY DECLARATIONS & AFFIDAVITS
Statutory declarations and affidavits used in many jurisdictions worldwide. The difference between the two is that affidavits are sworn under oath whereas declaration are not. Both are used to prove the truth of the subject of the document. Statutory declarations are often used in "private" legal matters whereas affidavits are often used in "public" legal matters such as court proceedings. Do you need to find out more? Get in touch with me now.
COMMON STATUTORY DECLARATIONS
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Declarations of identity, nationality, or marital status
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Declarations of change of name
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Declarations confirming the provenance of goods for import and export
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Declarations of freedom to marry
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Declarations by company directors that prove legal standing of their company
AFFIDAVITS
An affidavit is a statement sworn under oath before a solicitor or other authorised person. A notary public is needed when an affidavit is in relation to matter outside of England and Wales.
Affidavits remain more common in some foreign jurisdictions although their use in England and Wales is now mostly limited to court proceedings.
Will you be working overseas and need the relevant documentation notarised?
Take a look at the documents that I can assist you with.
EMAIL ME TODAY TO DRAW UP YOUR STATUTORY DECLARATION
MICHAEL.RABBETT@ENGLISHNOTARY.COM
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