Before attending an appointment, you may be asked the following:- 

• The nature of the document that needs my attention
• The country to which it is going
• When it is required
• Whether the document is in a foreign language
• Whether you are being advised by a foreign lawyer
• To fax/email or bring in the document and provide instructions in advance
• To obtain additional information or advice from your foreign lawyer
• If you are acting on behalf of another, evidence of your authority such as the original valid Power of Attorney
• To bring to your appointment evidence of your identity such as a valid passport or full driving licence (paper licence and photo card) and a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address
• If Legalisation is required, whether you intend  to make your own arrangements

The above information will assist me provide you with a quotation/estimate of my fees and any disbursements such as interpreter/ translator/ agent/ Legalisation/ Consulate fees. 

When attending your appointment, you may be asked the following:- 

• To provide money on account of fees
• To seek legal advice from a foreign lawyer
• To attend again with an independent translator or interpreter
• To collect the document at a later date