Commissioner for Oaths
A Commissioner for Oaths is authorised to administer oaths and affirmations and to take statutory declarations. At Briton Solicitors, we can assist individuals and businesses who need documents formally sworn, affirmed or witnessed in accordance with the relevant legal requirements. Whether you need to complete a statutory declaration, swear an affidavit or have another document formally administered, we aim to provide a straightforward and professional service.
Areas of Services
Affidavit
A written statement of facts that is sworn or affirmed to be true in the presence of an authorised person.
A written statement of facts that is sworn or affirmed to be true in the presence of an authorised person.
Change of Name Deed
A legal document used to formally record a person's intention to stop using their previous name and adopt a new one.
A legal document used to formally record a person's intention to stop using their previous name and adopt a new one.
Statutory Declaration
A formal written statement in which a person declares that the information provided is true, made in accordance with the relevant legal requirements.
A formal written statement in which a person declares that the information provided is true, made in accordance with the relevant legal requirements.
Witnessing Statutory Declarations
Formally witnessing a person sign and make a statutory declaration in accordance with the required legal formalities.
Formally witnessing a person sign and make a statutory declaration in accordance with the required legal formalities.
Administering Oaths
Formally witnessing a person swear that the information or statement they are providing is true.
Formally witnessing a person swear that the information or statement they are providing is true.
Power of Attorney
A legal document that allows one person to make certain decisions or act on behalf of another person.
A legal document that allows one person to make certain decisions or act on behalf of another person.
Taking Affirmations
An alternative to taking an oath, where a person formally confirms that their statement is true without making a religious oath.
An alternative to taking an oath, where a person formally confirms that their statement is true without making a religious oath.
Certifying Documents
Confirming, where appropriate, that a copy of a document is a true copy of the original.
Confirming, where appropriate, that a copy of a document is a true copy of the original.
At Briton Solicitors, we aim to provide a professional, efficient and straightforward service. We understand that documents requiring an oath, affirmation or statutory declaration are often needed within a specific timeframe, and our team will aim to make the process as clear and convenient as possible.
*This is subject to entering into a CFA agreement in accordance with our policy and complying with your responsibilities under the agreement.
