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[donald]

Hi

 

I have put a statutory declaration together myself and the other document on another A4 sheet is a map. The solicitor who is going to witness it asked me to join the two A4 sheets together.

They were really busy and in a rush so I dont like to bother her again as she is doing it for free with a donation to a charity.

Now can I just staple the two A4 sheets or do they have to be joined with a hole punch and ribbon and then sealed??

 

I have tried looking on the web but dont seem to be able to find out what is the best way?

 

Any help appreciated thank you

 

Donald

[Geoid]

Staples will be fine

[donald]

oh thanks very much I started worrying that I would have to get some old fashioned needle and thread out! I can manage a staple!

 

But thanks for responding so fast.

[Seagazer]

I used to do it with ribbon at work but that was hmmmm quite a few years ago I don't know what you have to use now. I wouldn't think that they'd expect the public to do it the same way.

[The Dogmother]

Staples are fine, as are hole punches and a treasury tag.

[donald]

Thanks again. My sister said she use to stitch them together but then it was a ribbon............is this really 2011!

But she didnt know what the current thinking was and I googled but couldnt find an answer.........I thought I know who to ask the Omleters!

But I will use a staple or two!

 

Much appreciated cheers have good weekend all.

[The Dogmother]

Only certain documents for court need to be bound with ribbon and seals. We don't get involved in that end of things so I don't know exactly which docs that applies to.

[Seagazer]

From what I can remember there was green and pink ribbon, can't remember why though!

[snowberry]

Only certain documents for court need to be bound with ribbon and seals. We don't get involved in that end of things so I don't know exactly which docs that applies to.

 

 

Tell me about it! The day I turned up to Usher in my new nice black shirt....I'd forgotton High Court Judges are allergic to them. It got me out of a boring retrial about flytipping though