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Commissioner of Oaths 

What is a Commissioner of Oaths?

A Commissioner of Oaths is an individual authorised to witness the signing of significant legal documents, such as affidavits and statutory declarations.

Appointed by the Chief Justice, Commissioners for Oaths are typically solicitors, though not exclusively. All practising solicitors are also empowered to administer oaths. Unlike a Peace Commissioner, a Commissioner for Oaths provides these services for a fee.

When is a Commissioner Of Oaths Necessary?

  • Providing evidence through affidavit for court proceedings in Ireland
  • Making affirmations, declarations, acknowledgements, examinations, or attestations for various reasons, including legal proceedings and the registration of documents
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    What Do I Need To Bring?

  • A Valid Form of Identification: This could be a passport, driver's license or another recognized ID.
  • Your Document: Ensure the document requiring signature is in written format and ready for review.
  • Preparation: Please read through the affidavit or document thoroughly and ensure you understand its contents before presenting it for signing.
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       Arrange an Appointment

    To schedule an appointment with Kevin for a Commissioner of Oaths stamp, please contact us and we would be delighted to assist you.


    Office: 094 904 4777 | Mobile: 086 054 0013

    kevin@kbauctioneers.ie