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Part 2 Fees payable in respect of devolved functions

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Column 1

(Matter to which fee relates)

Column 2

(Fee payable from 1st January 2018)
1. On every matriculation of arms with supporters420.00
2. On every matriculation of arms without supporters320.00
3. On lodging a petition in respect of
a matriculation of arms with supporters375.00
a matriculation of arms without supporters310.00
(which sum is then deducted from the total fees due on completion)
4. On every genealogy recorded, including name of Petitioner270.00
5. Further to 4 above, fee for each additional name recorded on the genealogy15.00
6. Certificate regarding change of surname105.00
7. Search in register of arms30.00
8. Internet search in the register of arms - per electronic image of an entry10.00
9. Search in register of genealogies30.00
10. General search in heraldic MSS70.00
11. General search in genealogical MSS70.00
12. On every reprographic extract from a digital image of a register
Maximum charge100.00
13. On every other extract from a register35.00
14. On entering a caveat65.00
15. On admission of a messenger-at-arms240.00
16. Annual dues of a messenger-at-arms50.00
17. On recording resignation or change of residence of a messenger14.00
18. On search for a messenger’s cautioner14.00
19. On every certified statement of name and designation of such cautioner, and date of bond22.00
20. On extracting each warrant, decree, or precept of
suspension – first sheet35.00
each subsequent sheet15.00
21. On affixing seal of office to warrant, decree or precept35.00
22. On examining executions of service and intimations of precepts of suspension, marking them on the record and giving out certificates35.00
23. On lending process and taking receipt22.00
24. On return of process and scoring receipt22.00
25. On re-admission of a messenger-at-arms50.00
Note: In Part 2, “internet search” means a search in the indexes and digitised records of the Court of the Lord Lyon made available on the internet, made by any person with the permission of the Lord Lyon.