Notaries in London, United Kingdom

Yup, https://www.twitter.com/redspottedhanky is pretty good.

pretty much any train company will sell any train tickets without a booking fee. No idea why people use https://www.twitter.com/thetrainline

http://www.virgintrainseastcoast.com/ cheapest fares are direct!

I've always just used http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

I usually look at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ as they're pretty on point with delays, etc, too.

go straight to the train operator's site -often cheaper then https://www.twitter.com/thetrainline too

But avoid https://www.twitter.com/crosscountryuk Trains. They charge a ticket-printing fee.

not an app but a website, but it allows you to see what platform the train is going from in advance!! http://trains.im/

should be using https://www.twitter.com/redspottedhanky

Hi Matt! We find the cheapest train tickets and don't charge booking fee or credit card fees! http://www.splityourticket.co.uk/

If you know a teacher , they are usually best. People you can ask are listed here: https://www.gov.uk/certifying-a-document

Google can't find any nearer than Adrian Wilson, 9-11 Rectory Road, Beckenham, BR3 1JB. (On the 54 bus route). If there's no better suggestion perhaps try the Law Centre advice line on 0208 854 8848 to see if they can recommend someone?

I have used Hudgell & Partners in Market St. Woolwich. You just walk in and it only took a few minutes on both occasions I needed the service.

If thats what's needed I would try Grant Saw or the SA Embassy should bve able to make recommendations good luck http://www.grantsaw.com/

https://www.facebook.com/Hodders-Law-Ltd-190633754319357/

Some post offices offer a document certification service Check this link for post offices near you that do it http://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-finder It's £8.75 for 3 documents certified http://www.postoffice.co.uk/document-certification-service

Amphlett Lissimore. Saturday-morning service. £30.

Thanks guys! Hopefully Amphlett Lissimore can sort me out

Nicki O'Meara, that's interesting - it's £70 in the City! Are we talking about the same thing: signing and adding a wax solicitor's seal? Just Googled it and looks like your low fee is right: http://www.findlaw.co.uk/law/government/other_law_and_government_topics/500499.html I had a Power of Attorney attested.

16 Clockhouse Rd sa Farnborough..01252 372858

Joke Time pre kay Atty Atuel sa munisipyo

Farnborough Toy, £35

Wala na yung sa frimley..David Savage sa Clockhouse Rd..call ka muna sa kanya for appointment..now na habang buhay pa

I had to do a similar thing for th US boards, I used a notary public - they are specialised lawyers who just confirm who you are and stamp your form. I found my nearest one from this link. Hope that helps! http://www.thenotariessociety.org.uk/find-a-notary

Have a chat with Alan Scott. He has just done his Australian boards.

you can use this website to find notaries, give few of them a call, you'd get their rates. http://www.thenotariessociety.org.uk/ I found one in Southall to be very reasonable.

Ravi Vadla: Too late, though Good morning

http://www.thenotariessociety.org.uk/

http://www.findlaw.co.uk/law/government/other_law_and_government_topics/500450.html not anyone with a degree, sorry.

020 8262 6565 it's opp: Goodmayes station

Contact law society on 02072421222 n give them your post code and see if they can give a list of notaries. Then call each n chk their charges n then u can choose

Hi there.. Can we help at all? http://www.lennonssolicitors.co.uk/