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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the lender's name and the lot on plan in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the mortgagor’s surname and given names. Double-check spelling to avoid any discrepancies.
  4. Refer to the identification tables provided. Select one form of ID from List 1 and one from List 2, or two from List 2 and one from List 3, ensuring at least one contains a signature.
  5. Input the reference numbers for each identification document you are providing in the appropriate fields.
  6. Complete the witness section by stating how long you have known the mortgagor, followed by your full name, date, signature, and seal/registration number if applicable.

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Before signing the affidavit you need to make sure you have a qualified witness present. The qualified witness is either a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations or a lawyer. In front of the qualified witness, you must either have the affidavit sworn or affirmed as being the truth.
Who can witness? a justice of the peace. a commissioner for declarations. an Australian lawyer. a notary public. a licensed conveyancer from another state. another person approved by the Registrar of Titles.
If you live in New South Wales, some banks, lenders, or other financial institutions wont accept a justice of the peace as a witness for Queensland mortgage documents and some justices of the peace wont witness your signature on Queensland mortgage documents either.
If your statutory declaration or affidavit is signed on paper and witnessed in person, the witness can be: a Justice of the Peace (JP) a Commissioner for Declarations (Cdec) a notary public a lawyer a conveyancer, or another person authorised to administer an oath, under the law of the State, the Commonwealth
If the form is being witnessed outside Australia, the witness should be: an Australian consular officer or authorised employee of the Australian Government; or. a notary public; or. an Australian lawyer.
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Several people can witness a document, and they must be at least 18 years old, be of sound mind and mental capacity and know the person signing.
When completing the witness statement, it is important to include: the name, address, occupation and telephone number of the witness. the evidence to be given set out in a logical order. labelled attachments if documents are referred to in the statement. the date and signature of the witness.
If the police officer is also a justice of the peace (or lawyer or has some other qualification that allows them to be a qualified witness), you can sign Queensland mortgage documents in front of them. They would witness you sign in their other capacity, just not as a police officer.

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