# The Consular Fees Order 2008, Part II: NOTARIAL AND RELATED MATTERS

Extent: E+W+S+N.I.

Fee
£
(a)1995 c.21.
(b)1890 c.37.
(c)1913 c.16.
2.
Preparing any certificate, declaration or document not listed elsewhere in this Schedule—
(a)
in standard form, for every copy
34.00
(b)
not in standard form, for every 100 words—
(i)
in English
42.00
(ii)
in any other language
67.00
3.
Preparing or signing, or both, a declaration of existence—
16.50
Except in connection with pay or pensions payable by a department of Her Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom, or the Government of any other Commonwealth country
4.
Administering an oath or attesting the signature on a declaration or affirmation except where—
50.00
(a)
the oath, declaration or affirmation is made under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995 or in connection with the loss of a passport
(b)
fee 16, 17, 27, 28, 29, 32, 38, 44, or 45 is to be taken
5.
Supplying witnesses, for each witness
20.00
6.
Initialling alterations in any document not prepared by the consular officer or marking exhibits, for each initialling or marking
10.00
7.
Making or verifying (including certifying when necessary) a copy of a document—
(a)
in typescript, for each page
34.00
(b)
reproduced by electronic means outside the consular premises, for each page
34.00
(c)
reproduced by electronic means within the consular premises, for each page (with a minimum charge of £25)
5.00
8.
Uniting documents and sealing the fastening (except where fee 45 is applicable)
20.00
9.
Affixing a photograph to a document not prepared by the consular officer, and if necessary, certifying it (except where fee 16 or17 is applicable)
20.00
10.
Obtaining a legalisation or other certification from another authority upon any document (in addition to other direct costs if any)
42.00
11.
Supplying certified copies of documents which form part of the records of a court which is, or was formerly, established under the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts 1890 and 1913, for each page
59.00
12.
Making or verifying (including certifying when necessary) a written translation, for every 100 words or characters written in the foreign language (except where fee 31, 32 or 47 is to be taken)—
(a)
from or into Amharic, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (three Japanese Kana count as one character when used independently)
67.00
(b)
from or into any other language
42.00
13.
Translating and interpreting viva voce except when performing official duties, for every 15 minutes
30.00

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2008/676/schedule/1/part/II (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/consular-fees-order-2008/schedule-1/part-II
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