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Affidavits

How much to sign an affidavit before a Notary Public in Nigeria?

It may cost you between 25, 000 Naira – 15, 000 Naira to sign an before a Notary Public in Nigeria. Now, it may cost you less than 5,000 Naira to sign the same affidavit in a Nigerian court before the Commissioner for Oaths, and so, unless you are specifically required to sign the affidavit before a Notary Public, you will find it cheaper to look for the court nearest to you.

I am Abdulateeef Muhammed and as a Nigerian Notary Public and the lead partner at Abdul Muhammed Law Practice, I often receive inquiries regarding the costs associated with signing an affidavit before a Notary Public in Nigeria. Affidavits serve as legally binding documents used to attest to the truthfulness of statements made under oath, and having them properly notarized is crucial for their validity.

Allow me to provide clarity on the expenses involved in this important process.

Notary Public Fees: The primary cost associated with signing an affidavit before a Notary Public in Nigeria is the fee charged for their services. These fees are not regulated by professional bodies such as the Nigerian Bar Association and may vary depending the service provider.
Document Review Charges: Notary Publics will not ordinarily review the contents of the affidavit to ensure compliance with legal requirements and accuracy of details before notarizing it. As such. additional charges may apply to review your affidavit as needed.

Other Costs: There may be administrative costs associated with preparing and word processing the affidavit for notarization, including paperwork and other related expenses.

Additional Services: In some cases, individuals may require additional services such as legal advice or assistance with drafting the affidavit. The costs for these services are separate from the notarization fee and may vary depending on the complexity of the task.

Conclusion
Conclusion
You cannot chis do this service by yourself, so my advice to you is to use the services of a reliable Notary Public, for your peace of mind.

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