HPHitesh PrajapatiPeace Commissioner · Dublin
Next free slotFri, 13 Nov, 10:00am

Your local
Peace
Commissioner

Fri – Sun · 10am – 6pm

Free of charge, always.

Hitesh Prajapati witnesses statutory declarations and signatures, and certifies copies of documents, in Dublin.

Line drawing of Dublin rooftops and the Liffey

What Hitesh can sign

  • Statutory declarations

    A written statement you formally declare to be true, signed in front of Hitesh.

  • Witnessed signatures

    Forms and agreements that ask for a Peace Commissioner to witness your signature.

  • Certified copies

    Copies of documents confirmed as true copies of the originals you bring with you.

  • Certificates

    Sections of forms and certificates that a Peace Commissioner is permitted to sign.

Documents people often bring

  • Certified passport copies for citizenship
  • Bank and insurance declarations
  • Declarations for employers
  • Declarations for government bodies
  • Property and land transfers
  • Proof of address or identity
  • Any form a Peace Commissioner can sign

Not on the list? Email pc@hapertygroup.com

Check your form first

Look for the words “Peace Commissioner” where the witness signs. If the form asks for a different kind of witness, Hitesh cannot sign it. Affidavits need a Commissioner for Oaths or a solicitor instead.

How it works

  1. 1

    Book a time

    Choose a free slot below. You will get a confirmation email with the address.

  2. 2

    Bring ID and your document, unsigned

    Photo ID, the original document, and any copies you need certified.

  3. 3

    Sign in front of Hitesh

    Most appointments take a few minutes. There is nothing to pay.

Forms to download

Certification of Passport form

Form Citz-011/2026. Print it and bring it with you, unsigned.

Download the form (PDF)

Book an appointment

Friday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm, Dublin time. Appointments are free and last about 15 minutes.

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About Hitesh

Hitesh Prajapati

I’m Hitesh Prajapati, and I’ve been a Peace Commissioner in Dublin since 2022. I was appointed by the Minister for Justice under Section 88 of the Courts of Justice Act 1924. The role is honorary, so I never charge for my time.

Most people come to me with a form that asks for a witness: a declaration for a bank, a copy of a passport for a citizenship application, or a statement for an employer. I check the document, watch you sign it, and sign and stamp it myself.

If your document needs someone else, such as a Commissioner for Oaths, a solicitor or a notary, I will tell you straight away so you do not lose time.

Where and when

Where

Dublin. The exact address is in your confirmation email once your time is booked.

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When

Friday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm.

Questions

Email pc@hapertygroup.com

Questions people ask

  • No. Peace Commissioners are honorary appointments and receive no fees or expenses, so you won't be asked to pay anything.