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1. How to verify your own statement? April 05, 2012 Section 8 and 9 of The Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 (the Act) governs the Statutory Declaration New Zealand. It is used to collect evidence. It is a written statement that tells the story about the authenticity of the facts. It is used to verify your statement. It is not an Oath. It does not need to be sworn. It must not provide the any false statement. It is an offence to provide the false statement. The declaration must be made before the authorises persons. The authorised persons are: a person enrolled as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court; or a Justice of the... (read more) Author: Alex john

2. Why do I need a Statutory Declaration Template? March 18, 2012 What is statutory declaration? The Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 (the Act) regulates the declarations in New Zealand. The law aims to discover the truth that requires evidence.  A Statutory Declaration is a tool of collecting evidence. It is a statement of fact, which gives the statement greater evidentiary weight than it might otherwise have. This is because if you lie in a Statutory Declaration then you can face criminal charges. Declarant is a person who makes the declaration and acknowledge the statement as true. Validity A statutory declaration is a declaration mad... (read more) Author: Alex john

3. Notary- Deters Fraud July 05, 2011 A notary is an authority or official with legal training who is licensed by the state to perform acts in legal affairs, in particular witnessing signatures on documents. The form that the notarial profession takes varies with local legal systems, it depends completely. A notary in the common law world is a public officer constituted by law to serve the public in non-contentious matters usually concerned with estates, deeds, powers-of-attorney, and foreign and international business. A notary's main functions are following: To administer oaths and affirmations. Take affidavits an... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

4. Family Law - How to Register a Birth January 27, 2011 After you have a child you should make sure you register their birth within 42 days. A mother has the legal right to register the birth of her child. She can either do this with the father or on her own. A father is only able to register the birth of his child on his own if he was married to the child's mother at the time of conception, if he fills in a statutory declaration form or gets a court order along with a parental responsibility order. If the father is not married to the mother of the child but goes with her to register the birth, he will be granted parental responsibility for th... (read more) Author: Chris Gyles

5. Singapore Company Director Duties and Responsibilities January 15, 2011 In order for private limited companies to be registered in the Singapore Company Registrar, at least one resident director is required to represent the company. The resident director could be a foreign individual or a citizen of Singapore or is a permanent resident or holder of Dependent Pass, Employment Pass, or EntrePass holding a residential address in the country. (Special note: For foreign businessmen who have no plans to relocate and have no trusted contacts in the country, they can ask their business registration firm to provide them with a "nominee director" who does not have any ... (read more) Author: Brandi Lautner

6. Singapore Company Director Duties and Responsibilities November 30, 2010 In order for private limited companies to be registered in the Singapore Company Registrar, at least one resident director is required to represent the company. The resident director could be a foreign individual or a citizen of Singapore or is a permanent resident or holder of Dependent Pass, Employment Pass, or EntrePass holding a residential address in the country. (Special note: For foreign businessmen who have no plans to relocate and have no trusted contacts in the country, they can ask their business registration firm to provide them with a "nominee director" who does not have any ... (read more) Author: Symon Moriff

7. Features Of An Ideal Export Documentation Software July 09, 2008 In the midst of growing markets due to globalization of trade, exporters find themselves faced with a unique problem: Documentation. From accounts to client reports, statutory files to inventory records - documentation of records seems to be a never ending tiring process. To simplify the process of documentation and simultaneously lend a helping hand to the exporters, a number of Export Documentation software are available in the market. Generally thinking of Export Import software, we come across the idea of long and boring online manuals. Good export software turn these online manuals i... (read more) Author: Akhilesh Kumar Kaushik

8. When is a Self-Certification Mortgage Appropriate? May 15, 2008 A self-certification mortgage is a home loan product designed for borrowers who may not be able to prove their income through traditional means such as tax records and pay slips. They were first made available to self employed individuals who could not produce the documentation required for a standard mortgage product from a high street lender. If you are self employed then a self-certification mortgage may be the most appropriate home loan product for you to apply for if you are buying a property. Lenders rarely need the applicant to produce evidence of a forensic nature in order to veri... (read more) Author: michael sterios

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