Where Can I Buy 20 sheets of Legal size paper?

achtunglady

In short, my mum had a legal document drafted abroad, and has returned to the UK, upon closer inspection, there is a spelling error in one of the names on the document. The solicitor has said that I can retype it myself without the need to go to a solicitors again (to save money),following the format and layout as long as it was on "legal size bond" paper.
This is longer than A4 size- it is 8.5" x 14"
I don't need to buy a whole ream of it about 25 pages should do it, anyone know where I can get some or if they work for solicitors who use this paper if they would sell some pages???

tyllwyd

I think that 'legal size' paper is used in the US rather than UK, so I don't think it is going to be so easy to find here - I had a quick look on office supplies websites and didn't find anything. You might have more luck on a US website.

I wonder if the most straightforward solution might be to ask the solicitor you are dealing with abroad if they might be able to send you some suitable paper?

Cook_County

Legal size paper is indeed standard in the United States so you may have a friend/website etc who could ship it you.

I do not understand your question though; what Court would reject your document if it was printed/signed/witnessed etc on European A4 size paper?

oxenryd

You can order some online

http://www.amazon.com/Photo-Quality-Paper-Sheets-EPSS041067/dp/B001600YR2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1210496790&sr=8-5

Hope it helps

withabix

Staples sell it IIRC (in store anyway).

Tigsteroonie

Can I suggest you lay your hands on some A3 paper (297mm x 420mm, which apparently is 11.69 x 16.54 inches) and then cut (guillotine?) it down to the size you want?

Debt_Free_Chick

Can't you simply change the name on the existing document and then have it initialled by all parties?

I deal with a number of contracts, deeds & other legal documents at work and that's all we do - at our lawyers suggestion.