True Copy of Report (2 Viewers)

[Apex]

Hi i am currently applying for a uni course and they have asked me to mail a folio in order to apply. What exactly is a 'true' report? If i hand in my actual report then i will no logner have it Does this mean that in order to get a 'true' report i need to ask my school to print me out another report? So confused, any help would be great.

 

[Apex]

/bump someone

 

[Apex]

Whats the course and uni?

why does that matter? I'd rather keep it confidential.

 

[Andi0390]

Generally for things like that if you just copy your original and get a Justice of the Peace to certify its a true copy. Its a free service, and if stamped and everything it acts like the original. Generally they are called Certified True Copies, which sounds like what you would need.

 

[Dr_Fresh]

never heard of a uni course that asks you to do that. cept for some of the health sciences. but back on the point, (as the poster above said) a certified photocopy is sufficient. another possibility is that they just want to have a look and then mail it back to u. best option, give them a call and clarify. very simple.

 

[Apex]

Generally for things like that if you just copy your original and get a Justice of the Peace to certify its a true copy. Its a free service, and if stamped and everything it acts like the original. Generally they are called Certified True Copies, which sounds like what you would need.

Ah i see. How do i go about getting a Justice of Peace?

 

[Apex]

Dont know about where you are, but my pharmacist is a justice of the peace, ask your parents if they know of any. Alot of workplaces have one, usually the accountant.

Oh i see, yeah i know a lawyer that should be able to stamp it in that case. Thanks for the help will + rep all

 

[jb_nc]

A postmaster at AusPost will be able to certify your documents.

You can also send in the original, if you want.

 

[jaimebien]

You should get this done ASAP because sometimes...JPs are SO HARD TO FIND. Gah.

Ooo, just remembered seeing that USYD has JPs. You'll have to make an appointment though: Justices of the Peace (JPs) - Staff & careers - The University of Sydney. Not sure if you have to be a student, but it's a public service, so I would think it doesn't only extend to uni students.

 

[Apex]

You should get this done ASAP because sometimes...JPs are SO HARD TO FIND. Gah.

Ooo, just remembered seeing that USYD has JPs. You'll have to make an appointment though: Justices of the Peace (JPs) - Staff & careers - The University of Sydney. Not sure if you have to be a student, but it's a public service, so I would think it doesn't only extend to uni students.

Nvm, seems much easier just to go to a post office and get someone with a minimum 5 years experience to certify it there.