Enrolled legal practitioners
Updated by The BidCarbon Legal Team on 2 January 2025
A person can be considered an Prescribed person if, at the time they witness your statutory declaration, they are enrolled as a legal practitioner (however described) on the roll of either:
● the Supreme Court of a state or territory, or
● the High Court.
An enrolled legal practitioner does not need a practising certificate to witness a statutory declaration.
Information for prescribed persons
Tips on how to fulfil your role as prescribed persons.
Accepting a statutory declaration
What to know if you have asked or required someone to complete a statutory declaration and addressing concerns.
Certified copies of original documents
How to have certified copies of documents made in the United Kingdom.
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