The documents you will need to provide to your UK solicitor will depend on the nature of your case. However, here are some common documents that your solicitor may request from you:
- Identification documents: You will need to provide identification documents such as your passport or driving license to prove your identity.
- Financial documents: If you are seeking legal advice on a financial matter, your solicitor may need to see documents such as bank statements, tax returns, or investment portfolios.
- Property documents: If you are buying or selling a property, your solicitor will need to see documents such as the title deeds, property survey reports, and mortgage agreements.
- Employment documents: If you are seeking legal advice on an employment matter, your solicitor may need to see documents such as your employment contract, payslips, or disciplinary records.
- Court documents: If you are involved in a legal dispute, your solicitor may need to see court documents such as the claim form, defence, witness statements, or court orders.
- Medical documents: If you are seeking legal advice on a medical matter, your solicitor may need to see medical records, test results, or reports from medical experts.
Your solicitor will inform you of the specific documents they require for your case. It’s important to provide your solicitor with accurate and complete information to enable them to provide you with the best legal advice.
