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Justice of the Peace

Do you need to have your signature witnessed, make a declaration, and swear an affidavit or affirmation or have originals or copies certified?

We have Justices of the Peace who are available at set days and times at Puke Ariki, and at Bell Block, Ōākura and Inglewood community libraries. 

Where are JP services available? 

They are not available at New Plymouth District Council offices. They are available at some of our libraries and Puke Ariki, the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) and the New Plymouth courthouse. Use the links below to for times and locations. 

Where can I meet with a Justice of the Peace?

There are also service desks at set days and times at the New Plymouth Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) and the New Plymouth District Court 

Justice of the Peace.

Download a list of Justice of the Peace service desk days and times

If you need a Justice of the Peace outside of these service desk times, please contact one for an appointment. 

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