"stamp fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a fee that is charged for obtaining a stamp, typically a postage stamp for mailing a letter or package. Example: "Please be aware that there is a stamp fee of $0.55 for each envelope that needs to be mailed."
Any fees incurred to obtain the details of the winner (stamp fees to send the request and get the answer) will be reimbursed on request.
Unemployment vanished, and the stamp fees paid for a soup kitchen feeding 220 families.
Visas are required for American visitors — a one-month, single-entry visa is $20 through My Vietnam Visa (myvietnamvisa.com), an online agency that arranges for documents to be picked up upon arrival at Vietnam's international airports, where an additional $25 "stamping fee" must be paid.
What you need to do is: hand out your passport, pre-approved letter, 2 passport-sized photos, fill out 2 copies of entry & exit form, pay stamping fee and after 15-20 minutes, you have a Vietnam visa in your passport!
Fill out an application form online at a website providing visa online service Choose your payment method to pay the service fee for the pre-approved letter Receive the pre-approved letter via email and print it out Submit the letter at your designated Vietnam airport, pay stamping fee and you will be granted a Vietnam visa.
Closing costs include a notary fee, stamp duty and registration fee, plus another minimal stamp duty, Ms. Lou said.
You do, however, need to factor in buying and selling costs such as legal fees, stamp duty, estate agents' fees and the cost of capital improvements to the property if there were any.
Buyers must use a local lawyer to represent them and can expect to pay anywhere from 4 to 5 percent of the sale price in lawyer's fees, stamp duty, registration and other fees, including mortgage origination fees if a buyer takes out a loan.
You need to pay estate agency fees for the sale of your property, solicitors' fees and search fees, stamp duty on the property you are buying, removals costs, survey fees, plus perhaps the cost of decorating.
A notary conducts all home sales in Corsica, and buyers pay a lump sum of roughly 10 percent of the sale price to cover the notary fee, stamp duty, land registration and other administrative fees, Ms. Connolly said.
