Getting a certified copy of my passport
Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson
passport and sign a form letter seems too much, what with all the
additional hassle of getting to the consulate.
However, I understand that you can get any professional of any
nationality to do the deed, but unfortunately I don't know the wording
required. I plan to ask my dentist, so if anyone is familiar with the
required wording, could they tell me please.
TIA, and I promise to send a GIF of a pint of beer for any help.
Ken
Brett Robson
Lucky you aren't an Aussie, they would not accept anything other than an
Australian to certify copies, not even the mayor of my little inaka city.
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Matthew Endo
> As I'm a stingy git, paying the British Embassy UKP15 to photocopy my
> passport and sign a form letter seems too much, what with all the
> additional hassle of getting to the consulate.
Try going to Fortress America. "Stingy" and "British" in the same
sentence. What a coincidence.
> However, I understand that you can get any professional of any
> nationality to do the deed, but unfortunately I don't know the wording
> required. I plan to ask my dentist, so if anyone is familiar with the
> required wording, could they tell me please.
You mean a notary public, correct? I think that your 15 quid will seem
cheap when you check the prices for a Japanese professional...
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Matt
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Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson
> Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson <ken_ni...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > However, I understand that you can get any professional of any
> > nationality to do the deed, but unfortunately I don't know the wording
> > required. I plan to ask my dentist, so if anyone is familiar with the
> > required wording, could they tell me please.
>
> You mean a notary public, correct? I think that your 15 quid will seem
> cheap when you check the prices for a Japanese professional...
I was going to get my dentist pal to doit for nothing. However, I
decided, since the document's required for some large financial
transaction, I'd be just as well getting it done properly and
correctly at the consulate today.
Ken