Ph: + 353 1 671 2773 or 087 3899984
cy@yor.ie
1-2 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2
Please contact to make an appointment. Phone 01 671 2773 or email cy@yor.ie.
(Office hours from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday)
Mobile Notary Services can be provided outside these hours
We are obliged to obtain identification and you will be required to bring the following documentation with you:-
1. Passport,
or
2. Driving Licence (or other acceptable form of photo i.d.)
and
3. a Recent utility bill (within 3 months with your name and current address).
These will be copied and retained on file for five years. 
Anti-Money Laundering Measures
The Code of Conduct for Notaries Public in Ireland obliges Notaries, as a matter of good practice, to establish the identity of all persons appearing before them to conduct notarial business. This duty is made a statutory obligation for Solicitors and Notaries under legislation enacted to outlaw money-laundering and the financing of terrorism. Furthermore, measures to prevent money-laundering and report suspicious transactions are imposed under the Criminal Justice Act 1994 and EU Directives 91/308/EC 2001/97/EC and 2005/60/EC.
Cathal N. Young O'Reilly & Co. Solicitors - Dublin Solicitors
The Notary Public Profession

 

Cathal Young is a Notary Public appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland and admitted on the Roll of Notary Publics by the Faculty of Notaries Public of Ireland. He is appointed to administer oaths in the City and County of Dublin (including the administrative areas of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, South Dublin and Fingal), the County of Meath, the County of Wicklow and the Count of Kildare.

Commissioner for Oaths Services

Ph: 016712773 or 0873899884

cy@yor.ie

Notary Public in Dublin service public notaire Dublin Cathal Young Dublin City Centre
 

Commissioner for Oaths in Dublin City Centre

The verification of Declarations, Oaths and Statements in Ireland in Ireland can be dealt with by a Commissioner of Oaths.

A Commissioner for Oaths is a person who is authorised to verify affidavits, which are statements in writing and on oath, and other legal documents.

A Commissioner for Oaths is appointed by the Chief Justice and is usually, though not always, a solicitor. Every solicitor holding a current practising certificate is entitled to administer oaths and to use the title "Commissioner for Oaths". A Commissioner for Oaths may continue to act as a Commissioner for Oaths for as long as he/she remains a solicitor.

You may need the services of a Commissioner for Oaths if:

  • you are giving evidence on affidavit for court proceedings in Ireland
  • you are making an affirmation, declaration, acknowledgement, examination or attestation for the purposes of court proceedings or for the purposes of registration of documents

The Functions of a Commissioner for Oaths

The essential functions of a Commissioner for Oaths are:

  • to make sure that the evidence in question is in written form (the draft affidavit)
  • to establish that the person before him/her has read the draft affidavit and fully understands the contents
  • to require the person to swear that the affidavit is true by raising the appropriate Testament in the right hand and repeating the words of the oath
  • to verify that the affidavit was properly sworn by completing a "jurat" on the affidavit
  • to charge a fee for his/her services.

Rules

Oaths and Affirmations

A person making an oath will be required to swear the oath by raising the New Testament. A person who is Jewish may swear the oath by raising the Old Testament. It's important to remember that you may also be required to provide evidence of your identity by the Commissioner particularly if you are having an affadavit verified (but this largely depends on the type of documents that is being verified). It is useful however to bring a standard form of identification with you on your visit, (a passport, driving licence, social welfare book, student I.D. card, etc.).

The oath to be taken by persons before the Commissioner for Oaths is as follows

"I swear by Almighty God that this is my name and handwriting, and that the contents of this my affidavit are true".

A person who objects to being sworn on the grounds that taking an oath is against his/her religious belief or that he/she has no religious belief is permitted to make a solemn affirmation, which is phrased as follows:

"I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerely affirm that this is my name and handwriting, and that the contents of this my affidavit are true".

Rates

The fees a Commissioner for Oaths can charge are given in the Rules of the Superior Courts (Fees payable to Commissioners for Oaths) (SI 616 of 2003). There is a standard fee of €10 euro per signature for verifying statements. If there is an exhibit, for example a marriage certificate, attached to the document that needs to be signed, there is a €2 charge for that. You are advised to check charges in advance.

 
Please contact to make an appointment. Phone 01 671 2773 or email cy@yor.ie.
(Office hours from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday)
Cathal Young is a Notary Public appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland and admitted on the Roll of Notary Publics by the Faculty of Notaries Public of Ireland. He is appointed to administer oaths in the City and County of Dublin (including the administrative areas of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, South Dublin and Fingal), the County of Meath, the County of Wicklow and the Count of Kildare.
 
Cathal Young is a Notary Public appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland and admitted on the Roll of Notary Publics by the Faculty of Notaries Public of Ireland. He is appointed to administer oaths in the City and County of Dublin (including the administrative areas of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, South Dublin and Fingal), the County of Meath, the County of Wicklow and the Count of Kildare.
 

Marraige Declarations

AFFIDAVIT OF ____________


I, __________________, of _______________________ aged 18 years and upwards MAKE OATH and say as follows: 

1. I make this affidavit from facts within my own knowledge save where otherwise appears and whereso otherwise appearing, I believe the same to be true. 

2. I say and believe that I have not been previously married to any person according to the civil law of Ireland or any other jurisdiction. 

3. I say and believe that I have not been previously married to any person by virtue of any civil or religious ceremony. 

Sworn by the said __________________
at 

in the County of the City of Dublin this day of 20

before me a commissioner for Oaths/Practising Solicitor and I know the Deponent. 

_______________________________ 
COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS/ 
PRACTISING SOLICITOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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