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I needed certified copies of some bank statements and tenancy agreements last year so I went to my local Barclays branch. The cashier used the branch's "details" rubber stamp and signed it with name, position, date... The letter asking me for said documents specified a required declaration and what details the employee needed to provide.
Emyr
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I need to make certified copies of my passport and council tax bill. The approved list includes banker and post master. Can I just go into a high street branch of my bank and ask for this? Or a normal post office? How much is it likely to cost and do I bring the original and a copy, or do they make the copy? There is a required wording "This is a true copy of the original (document) I have seen" - do I make the copy and add this wording, so the certifier just adds their signature, stamp and details, or do they need to write that bit as well?