czyli tą formę A to kto ma tam podpisać i zatwierdzić??
A declaration made under section 6B(2) of the Act shall—
(a) if made in the territory of the State, be made before one of the following persons recognised or
acting as such within the State:
(i) a notary public,
(ii) a commissioner for oaths,
(iii) a peace commissioner,
(iv) a minister of religion stating his or her denomination and address of place of
worship,
(v) a member of Dáil Éireann or Seanad Éireann or a member of the European
Parliament for a constituency within the State,
(vi) a member of a local authority for the purposes of the Local Government Act 2001
(No. 37 of 2001),
(vii) a barrister or solicitor,
(viii) a registered medical practitioner for the purposes of the Medical Practitioners
Acts 1978 to 2002, or
(ix) a qualified teacher who is a member of the teaching staff of a primary or
secondary school or a third level institution,
(b) if made in any place other than the territory of the State, be made before one of the
following persons:
(i) a person to whom section 5 of the Diplomatic and Consular Officers (Provision
of Services) Act 1993 (No. 33 of 1993) applies,
(ii) a notary public,
(iii) any person who is, by the law of the country in which the declaration is made, a
commissioner for oaths or other person authorised to take affidavits and for that
purpose to administer oaths.
Takze teoretycznie wybor mamy duzy A w praktyce to wszystko zalezy jaki urzednik bedzie zajmowal sie naszym wnioskiem

Z tego co zdazylam zauwazyc najbezpieczniej do prawnika isc bo tego nie podwazaja.....