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A solicitor who is also a notary publicelizabethgrantsmith wrote:Hi,
Does anyone know
1. Is it mandatory for spouse visa entry clearence that you must include a certified copy of your spouse's passport who is in the UK? Yes
2. Should it be every single page of the passport and for all passports? Yes
3. Where and how can you get them attested if attestation is necessary?
Are you definitely sure that the person needs to be a Solicitor as well as a Notary? Or just NotaryCasa wrote:A solicitor who is also a notary publicelizabethgrantsmith wrote:Hi,
Does anyone know
1. Is it mandatory for spouse visa entry clearence that you must include a certified copy of your spouse's passport who is in the UK? Yes
2. Should it be every single page of the passport and for all passports? Yes
3. Where and how can you get them attested if attestation is necessary?
But Post office is not Notary is it? Does HO accept Post Office attestation?CR001 wrote:The post office also provides the service at a small fee.
How long ago roughly was it when you used the Post Office service? Because in 2016 HO is little bit more strict.CR001 wrote:You need a certified copy, the post office can do this (for a small fee). I have used them myself in the past.
Thanks for clarification. Does the post office only certify UK passport or foreign Passport as well?CR001 wrote:A couple of years ago. The copies need to be certified, not notarised. Post Office should be accepted.