galaxyraider:

actuallybee:

[quote=\"Lassie\"]Dear Parents,


I have bought a yet to complete property which is within 1 km from the school I intend to register my gal. I have checked the MOE website which call for \"certified true copy\" of S&P agreement during registration. Anyone know the S&P has to be certified by which party? Lawyer? Developer? Thanks

For mine it was endorsed by the lawyer. However the school i applied for only photocopied it and did not take the original copy

Original copy is needed only for verification and the school will not take it. If you're registering next year, make sure the TOP of your property is not later than 31 Dec 2018.[/quote]Thanks for the advice!

nadh.nazh.:

Lassie:

Dear Parents,


I have bought a yet to complete property which is within 1 km from the school I intend to register my gal. I have checked the MOE website which call for \"certified true copy\" of S&P agreement during registration. Anyone know the S&P has to be certified by which party? Lawyer? Developer? Thanks

Go back to your conveyancing lawyer. The docs can be certified by them.

Thanks for the advice.

Dear Parents,


I have bought a yet to complete property which is within 1 km from the school I intend to register my gal. I have checked the MOE website which call for "certified true copy" of S&P agreement during registration. Anyone know the S&P has to be certified by which party? Lawyer? Developer? Thanks

Dear Parents,


I have bought a yet to complete property which is within 1 km from the school I intend to register my gal. I have checked the MOE website which call for "certified true copy" of S&P agreement during registration. Anyone know the S&P has to be certified by which party? Lawyer? Developer? Thanks.