In-store witnessing of statutory declarations and/or certification of copies of original documents, where the attending pharmacist holds an authorised witness role (for example, as a Justice of the Peace or under equivalent state provisions).

It’s convenient — no need to track down a Justice of the Peace elsewhere — with a quick turnaround for time-sensitive paperwork.

Depends on whether an authorised pharmacist is rostered on at the time — call ahead to confirm with Example Pharmacy 3.

This service is only available when an authorised pharmacist is on duty, and requirements for valid witnessing vary by state.

Before Your Visit

Be prepared to discuss:

• The document you need witnessed or copied
• Valid photo identification

During Your Visit

Your pharmacist will confirm your identity and review the document before witnessing your statutory declaration or certifying copies.

This is only available when a pharmacist holding the relevant authorisation is on duty.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes, bring valid photo ID and the original document(s).

What type of ID do I need to bring?

Bring current, valid photo identification along with the original document you need witnessed or copied.

Can any pharmacist do this?

No — only a pharmacist who holds the relevant authorisation (such as Justice of the Peace status) can witness or certify documents.