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   How does a post office verify a copy of a document?

   • Document and ID Verification: The staff will check your documents alongside your identification to ensure everything matches up and is in order. Certification: Your documents will then be stamped or marked by the Post Office as certified true copies. This mark verifies that the copies are accurate and true to the originals.

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   What are post office certified documents?

   • These are official documents and can be crucial for your future needs. Use Them as Required: Use your Post Office certified documents according to your needs, whether it's for job applications, legal matters, or academic purposes.

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   How do I use my post office certified documents?

   • Use Them as Required: Use your Post Office certified documents according to your needs, whether it's for job applications, legal matters, or academic purposes. Future Certifications: Keep in mind that some entities might require certifications to be no older than a certain timeframe.

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   Can a post office certify a copy of a passport?

   • But we have discovered that Post Office counter staff are happy to issue certified copies even though the person presenting the documents for checking is not the person named in them. The Post Office provides a service whereby it will certify that copies of a passport etc are true copies of the original.

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   What happens if I get a certified copy of my Documents?

   • Certification: Your documents will then be stamped or marked by the Post Office as certified true copies. This mark verifies that the copies are accurate and true to the originals. Completion: Once certified, the documents are handed back to you, along with a receipt if there are any charges involved.

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   How do I certify a document as a true copy?

   • You can certify a document as a true copy by getting it signed and dated by a professional person, like a solicitor. Copies of documents that can be certified include: There are different rules for certifying passport applications and photos and for certifying a lasting power of attorney (LPA).

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2. www.postoffice.co.uk › identity › document-certificationDocument Certification Service - Post Office

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   Cheap and quick – from just £12.75 you can get document copies instantly certified. Available at over 3,500 Post Office locations. You’re never far away from a participating branch. Great for people who struggle to confirm their identity. Document certification offers an alternative to digital services.

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   Contact Post Office about document certification in branch. If you have a question, feedback or complaint about your experience of document certification or other services in branch, here’s how to tell us.

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   • Who Can Certify A Document
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   Your document must be certified by a professional person or someone well-respected in your community (‘of good standing’). You could ask the following if they offer this service: 1. bank or building society official 2. councillor 3. minister of religion 4. dentist 5. chartered accountant 6. solicitor or notary 7. teacher or lecturer The person you ...

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   Take the photocopied document and the original and ask the person to certify the copy by: 1. writing ‘Certified to be a true copy of the original seen by me’ on the document 2. signing and dating it 3. printing their name under the signature 4. adding their occupation, address and telephone number

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   If you need to certify a translation of a document that’s not written in English or Welsh, ask the translator to confirm in writing on the translation: 1. that it’s a ‘true and accurate translation of the original document’ 2. the date of the translation 3. their full name and contact details

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   An original or certified copy of the Attorney document or Controller – we can certify that your copies are authentic, for free, in branch. Details of the accounts you’d like to add the Attorney or Controller.

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   Overview. You can get certain official UK documents ‘legalised’ by submitting them to the Legalisation Office. You might need to do this if an official in another country has asked you to provide...

   • You can get certain official UK documents ‘legalised’ by submitting them to the Legalisation Office. You might need to do this if an official in an...
   • Apply online for a paper-based apostille or an e-Apostille. To apply, you’ll need: the documents you want to legalise a credit or debit card to pay...
   • Contact the Legalisation Office if you have: a question about how the legalisation process works an issue with an application you’re making If you’...

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   May 7, 2024 · What is Doc­u­ment Cer­ti­fic­a­tion? Doc­u­ment cer­ti­fic­a­tion is a way of prov­ing that a doc­u­ment is au­then­t­ic. This is done by having an au­thor­ised person, like a Post Office of­fi­cial, verify that the copy is true to its ori­gin­al, and that your copies are genu­ine and trust­worthy. But what types of doc­u­ments need cer­ti­fy­ing?

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   The Post Office provides a service whereby it will certify that copies of a passport etc are true copies of the original. The customer can then send off the certified copy to a firm which is doing AML checks, so as to verify their identity.