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A Statutory Declaration Solicitor is a legal professional who specialises in providing expert guidance and support throughout the process of signing a statutory declaration.
They ensure that you have a comprehensive understanding of the legal implications and requirements involved in the declaration and they work with you to effectively manage every aspect of the signing process.
Their expertise can help to navigate any complexities or nuances that may arise, providing you with the confidence and assurance that your statutory declaration is handled with precision and care.
If you need a Statutory Declaration Solicitor, don’t hesitate to contact Mounteney Solicitors today.
What is a Statutory Declaration?
A statutory declaration is a formal document in which a person confirms that the information provided is true to the best of their knowledge and belief. This declaration must be signed in the presence of a Statutory Declaration Solicitor, commissioner for oaths, or notary public to ensure its legally valid.
These declarations are commonly used to satisfy a legal requirement or regulation when no other evidence is available. They serve as a formal affirmation of the truthfulness and accuracy of the information provided.
It is crucial that the statutory declaration is completely truthful and accurate. To uphold impartiality, a solicitor other than the one representing the individual in a legal matter typically oversees the statutory declaration to ensure its validity.
When Might I Need a Statutory Declaration?
A statutory declaration may be needed for a few scenarios, a few examples would be if you needed to declare your:
- Identity
- Marital Status
- Nationality
- Change of Name
- Solvency when going into liquidation
What does our Statutory Declaration Service Cover?
We will draft any one-page declaration. Examples of one-page declarations we might “do” under this product include:
- Statutory Declaration of Solvency
- Statutory Declaration about names
- Statutory Declaration about residency
- Statutory Declarations about tenancy matters
- Statutory Declaration about convictions, fitness and properness
- Statutory Declarations about receipt or service of documents
This product comprises our preparation on your instructions of an appropriate one-page declaration that you can then swear if needed.
How Long Does a Statutory Declaration Take?
The process of creating a statutory declaration typically involves drafting the document, reviewing it for accuracy and then signing it in the presence of a qualified witness. This process usually takes less than an hour to complete, assuming all relevant information is readily available.
How Much Will it Cost?
Your supplier is SRA-regulated Mounteney Solicitors, that charges VAT some customers may be able to reclaim
We charge £150 + VAT = £180
There is more about our fees on our website
If you have any questions, require any further information, or would like to engage us on the T&Cs linked Our Terms in the footer below, please don’t hesitate to Contact Us.
Contact our Statutory Declaration Solicitors
If you require the services of an experienced Statutory Declaration Solicitor, Mounteney Solicitors is your trusted legal partner.
We are a law firm in Cheshire who have offices located in Bramhall, Cheadle and Heald Green. We regularly serve clients throughout the Stockport and Manchester area including Altrincham, Hazel Grove, Poynton, Wilmslow and Sale, enabling us to provide clients with a customised and community-based service.
Whether you need assistance with affirming the accuracy of documents for property transactions or other legal requirements, our financial lawyers provide meticulous and tailored support.
Reach out today to discover how we can assist you in fulfilling your legal obligations with confidence and ease.