Antony Lambert Email & Phone Number

Antony Lambert is a Owner, C5D at C5D. He possess expertise in customer service, time management, public speaking, microsoft word, purchasing and 14 more skills. He is proficient in German. Colleagues describe him as "I have used Antony's services many times when purchasing civil registration certificates from the UK and have always found him to be helpful, timely, and good value. He emails me a scanned image of the certificate as soon as he receives it then mails the original. I would highly recommend him to anyone wanting prompt service and value for money." and "Antony is good, fast, reliable, helpful and significantly less expensive than the big corporate players."

Listed skills include Customer Service, Time Management, Public Speaking, Microsoft Word, and 15 others.

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  Owner

  C5D

  Jan 1999 - Present

  A Personal Service not just a Certificate Supplier. C5D (Certificates in 5 Days) has been around since 1999 and during that time has established a reputation for being reliable and efficient as well as easy and friendly to deal with. Besides supplying your certificates, I'd be happy to look at any brickwalls that might need knocking down, although I can't promise to succeed there !Certificates in 5 Days. Obviously I can't get them to your letter box in that time, but I can normally scan or transcribe them to the of your e mail address, so if speed of information appeals to you, then read on ! The Service:Certificates are obtained and scanned to you. Certificates are obtained from the ONS unless "original copies" including signatures are usually supplied from the local office. On the day of receipt by me, they are scanned or a transcription e mailed to you. It's your choice. The default option is a scan. The entries are then posted by air mail to you.The usual delivery time is about a week or so after the scan. There are occasional ONS delays which prevent me achieving this but the ONS advertise any delays on their website.Other services may appear cheaper, but often exclude fees for postage and packing, and most will not scan the certificates as they come through.For Australian genealolgists. I understand the AIGS charge A$25 with a four week delivery time. Ancestry.com charge £20 and take three weeks.These costs are before the announced price rises on April 6th 2010That's what I do. Why not give me a try ?Thanks for reading