Who Is Commissioner For Oath?

A Commissioner for Oaths is appointed by the Lord Chancellor. The powers granted are to administer oaths, take affidavits and statutory declarations.

This is an appointment automatically granted to certain legal professionals who are in practice in their respective profession or to some others because of their particular position or role in the legal system.

The list of the legal professionals who are Commissioners for Oaths automatically is as given below:

• Barrister
• Solicitor
• Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives
• Notal Public
• Licenced Conveyancer

As such, the solicitors at Sunrise Solicitors are automatically Commissioners For Oaths and have powers to administer oaths, take affidavits and statutory declarations.

How Much We Charge TO Administer Oath, Take Affidavit And Statutory Declarations?

We charge £10 to administer oaths, take affidavits and statutory declarations. You must attend our office with your photo ID i.e. driving licence or passport. An appointment is not required for this purpose and you can attend our office any time during office hours to administer oaths, take affidavits and statutory declarations.

Certification Of Documents As True And Correct Copy Of The Originals

Being Solicitors and Commissioners For Oaths, we can certify copy of a document as true copy of the orginal. We charge a fee of £5.00 per certification. You must produce the original document for us to certify a copy of the same to be true copy of the original.

How Much We Charge For Drafting Change Of Name Deed, Statutory Declaration, Statutory Declaration, And Power Of Attorney?

The solicitors at Sunrise Solicitors can prepare a change of name deed poll, an affidavit, a statutory declaration, or power of attorney. You must book an appointment if you want us to prepare any such document for you. We charge a fee of £80+VAT for our professional service of drafting such document.