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Where do I go to get an authorised person to witness my statutory declaration?

April 26, 2017authorised Declaration person statutory witness

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Where do I go to get an authorised person to witness my statutory declaration?

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A statutory declaration relating to an Infringement Notice must in all instances be signed by an authorised person. Authorised persons include for example Police Officer, Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations, Barrister or Solicitor, Member of the Parliament, Bank Manager, School Principal, prescribed Public Servant, or any other person authorised to witness Statutory Declarations. Contact details for Justices of the Peace can also be obtained by telephoning the Legal Aid Commission on 1300 366 611.