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- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Online
- Service Provider : Ministry of Justice
- Service Classification : G2C
- Topic : Communications and IT, Employment and Workplace, Visas and Official Documents
Intended Audience
Citizen: Employee
Resident: Employee
Service Description
This service allows for requesting a to whom it may concern certificate for a lawyer via the Lawyers Portal on the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) website.
The service aims to issue a reliable and approved certificate from MOJ to be submitted to the relevant authorities.
Online Instructions
- Visit the e-services page on MOJ website.
- Select the "Lawyers Portal" service.
- Login to the Lawyers Portal by using your username and password.
- Select "Request a To Whom It May Concern Certificate for a Lawyer" Service.
- Enter all the required details.
Fees
No fees are required for this service.
Additional Information
- There are no conditions that must be met and documents that must be submitted so that an applicant will be eligible for the service.
- The service delivery duration: This depends on the request sent to the Ministry.
- This service is available 7 days a week.
- This service is available for persons with disabilities.
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