Justice of the Peace (JP) Services
Kyle Lockwood JP
Before booking, please read the following:Kyle Lockwood JP is based in the new Melbourne western suburb of Cobblebank. Kyle was appointed by the state Governor in 2021 and is trained as an independent witness and can assist by;
- certifying true copies of an original. - certifying a person's identity. - witnessing a statutory declaration. - witnessing an affidavit for court. Before booking check that an Australian JP is allowed to witness your documents, and let Kyle know beforehand if you have lots of documents for witnessing or certifying, have all your paperwork ready and do not pre-sign your documents. Important; - JPs do not provide legal advice. - JPs are not a Notary Public, unless stipulated otherwise, most overseas documents cannot be witnessed by a JP, and must be signed by a Notary Public or a consular official. - If you can’t make it to your appointment please contact Kyle and cancel at least a few hours beforehand. - JP services are completely FREE. By law Justices of the Peace cannot charge or accept gifts for their services. See Kyle Lockwood JPMelton & Moorabool
MON | BOOKINGS 1:30 — 2pm Melton Police Station TUE | WALK-IN 5 — 7pm Bacchus Marsh Police Station WED | UNAVAILABLE THU | WALK-IN 2 — 4pm Melton Police Station FRI | BOOKINGS MON 1:30 — 2pm Melton Police Station What if I can't make an appointment with Kyle Lockwood JP?
If you have made a prior booking please cancel it by contacting Kyle by phone, text or email. Can’t find a suitable time? JPs volunteer all over Victoria and can be contacted by searching either the Justice Department, or the Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices websites on the buttons below; Remote WitnessingThe Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices run a very good online remote witnessing service. you can make your booking by clicking on the button below.
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A full checklist from the Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices (RVAHJ) is below;
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which we operate today. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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