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January 15th, 2018, 02:28 PM
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| Re: GPHC Certified Photograph
As you Asking for the Guidelines on the pharmacist Registration of the General Pharmaceutical Council Here I am giving you the registration guidance notes that provide you with all of the information you require to successfully complete the registration process. Required Document Your supporting documents (with the exception of UK birth and marriage certificates) must be certified as a true copy by one of the following: • Solicitor (registered and in good standing with the Law Society of England, Wales and Scotland) • Commissioner for Oaths (in good standing with their regulatory authority and based in England, Wales and Scotland). A Commissioner for Oaths can include the following legal professions: • Notary Public • Solicitor • Barrister • Legal Executive • Licensed Conveyancer. - Photograph certification Your photograph must be certified, signed and dated by one of the people who are listed asacceptable countersignatures by the Home Office Passport Service: • The signatory must have known you for the last two years and be resident in the UK • The certification on the back of the photograph should read: “I certify that this is a true likeness of [Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms or other title, followed by your full name]” • The photograph must be signed and dated by the signatory under the certification • The person certifying the photograph must also complete Section 8 of the application form • The photograph must be stapled to the top right corner of Section 8 of the application form. Proof Identity : A certified true copy of your photocard driving licence (full or provisional) with either: • A certified true copy of your National Insurance Card (UK) or o a certified true copy of your NHS Card (UK) or o a photographic ID card (if you are a non-British EEA national). For more Detials you may Consider the below Attachement that is Free to Download Guideline for the pharmacist Registration of the General Pharmaceutical Council     |