UK Solicitor in India Providing Commissioner for Oaths Services in India

As per UK law, a Commissioner for Oaths is appointed by the Lord Chancellor to administer oaths and affidavits. While all practicing solicitors possess these powers, they must abstain from using them in cases where they represent any party or have a vested interest. Mr. Wazir Singh Soni, a solicitor at Wazir Solicitors, holds the title of Commissioner for Oaths, granting him the authority to administer oaths, take affidavits, certify documents, and more.

"Mr. Wazir Singh Soni, Advocate (India) and UK Solicitor and Commissioner for Oaths at NRI Law Offices, has more than 15 years of post-qualification experience in the legal field as a UK Solicitor and more than 20 years as an Advocate of India."

One of the fundamental principles for solicitors is maintaining complete impartiality in the matters they handle. A solicitor performing a "swear" or "statutory declaration" is not involved with the document's contents, beyond the formal act of administering the oath or declaration. However, if a solicitor has valid grounds to suspect the oath or declaration is false, they must refuse to administer it.

Procedures for Oaths and Certifications?

In situations where an oath must be sworn, such as by an executor during the probate process, the individual will need to sign a document in the presence of a solicitor and swear or affirm that the information contained within it is accurate.

When a document requires certification, for instance, to prove one's identity to a third party like another solicitor or a government department, the individual can attend an appointment with a solicitor, bringing original copies of supporting documents such as a passport or utility bill. The solicitor will then certify that these supporting documents are genuine and can be relied upon to confirm the person's identity.

List of some of the documents that can be witnessed, sworn and certified include the following:

  • Sponsorship Declaration
  • Passports Certified
  • Utilities and council tax statements
  • Wills
  • Powers of Attorney's
  • Proof of identity when marrying abroad
  • Land Registry ID1 forms
  • All Land Registry forms requiring a witness signature
  • Mortgage Deeds
  • Statutory Declarations
  • Transfer of Equity forms
  • Settlement Agreements
  • All Statutory Declarations
  • All Deeds
  • Insurance forms and documents
  • Immigration forms and documents
  • Pension forms
  • Letters from governmental departments
  • Letters from a hospital or doctor
  • University, college and school forms and documents to assist with enrolement and finance

It is imperative that you sign the declaration or oath in the presence of the solicitor. Refrain from signing until you are in the presence of the solicitor.

If you require our commissioner for oaths services for the swearing or certification of your documents, we kindly request that you Book An Appointment exclusively online. Regrettably, we are unable to accept bookings via telephone for this service. Subsequently, we will provide guidance on the specific identity documents you are required to bring along with your original Passport.

How to Book An Appointment with us Online

To book an appointment with our Commissioners for Oaths, you just simply use our online Make An Appointment form, accessible through the below link.

Schedule An Appointment Online With Our Commissioner for Oaths  ➤

For more information and detailed advise, you are welcome to contact us at +91 947 852 6909 or email at NRILawOffice@Gmail.com Or alternatively you can Book Appointment for in person meeting

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