Affidavits

Hugh McGroddy is authorised to act as a Commissioner for Oaths and as such can verify affidavits and statutory declarations for court proceedings and other legal documents. An affidavit is a statement in writing and on oath, and statutory declarations are written statements of facts that a person signs and declares to be true. 


Hugh McGroddy is appointed as a Commissioner for Oaths for Life by the Chief Justice of Ireland.

Functions of a Commissioner for Oaths

  • Ensure that all evidence is in written form. (The Draft affidavit)

  • Establish that the person before they have read the affidavit completely understands the contents.

  • Required to ensure the person swears that the affidavit is true by raising their right hand and swearing on the appropriate Testament with the words of the oath.

  • Complete the "Jurat" which verifies that the affidavit was properly sworn on.

  • To charge an appropriate fee for the service.

  • There is a small fee for the service.

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Commissioner for Oaths Dublin

Located in the heart of Dublin's City Centre, Hugh McGroddy is one of Dublin's leading Commissioner for Oaths. 

Hugh McGroddy has a wealth of experience and is extremely knowledgeable in relation to this aspect of the law. Hugh McGroddy provides all clients with expert advice and support as well as first-class service. 

If you need a professional and reliable Commissioner for Oaths in Dublin then get in contact with Hugh McGroddy today.

Frequently Asked Commissioner for Oaths Questions

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Commissioner for Oaths Blog

Want to learn more about Commissioner for Oaths? Make sure you check out Hugh McGroddy's blog. From the roles and duty of a Commissioner to when you may need to enlist their services, I cover a range of topics to help you understand more about Commissioner for Oaths. 


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