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Asked by lucaedging on 27th August 2022 Report this content
Will I be able to send off this document to be able to change my drivers license?

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Asked by Joelgal17 on 28th August 2014 Report this content
Who do I need to sign/witness the document?

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Report this content zsnape Written on: 28/08/2014
Pretty much anyone can do it as long as they are not related to you
Report this content Jessique Written on: 28/08/2014
I got my boss to sign, when the certificates came through it did give instructions of who could sign and how the process worked. Answers to FAQ can be found on the internet; one site said: If you are British and live in the United Kingdom, your witness can be anyone so long as they are at least 18 years of age; know you and are independent of you i.e. not a relative or partner or someone living at the same address. A suitable witness would be, for example, a friend, neighbour or work colleague. If you are British and living overseas, you will need to have the signing of your Deed Poll witnessed by a lawyer or a notary public. If you are not British and live in the United Kingdom, you should check with your Embassy (the passport section in consular services) to ask if your Deed Poll needs to be witnessed by either a UK solicitor or a notary public. Please note, if your Deed Poll needs to be legalised with an Apostille, it will need to be witnessed by a UK solicitor or a notary public. See the answer to Q31 below for further information about legalising your Deed Poll. Hope this helps :)
Report this content live.love.laugh Written on: 28/08/2014
It has to be someone who knows you, but does not live with you (at same address) or a relation.
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