notarized document
Officially witnessed paperwork
A notarized document is one that has been officially verified by a notary public, who witnesses the signing and confirms the signers' identities.
Notarization adds a layer of legal authenticity, making the document harder to dispute.
Common examples include wills, property deeds, and powers of attorney: The bank required a notarized document before releasing the funds.
- apostilleInternational document validation
- witnessOne who attests
- affidavitSworn written statement
- sworn statementLegally binding written testimony
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
attestation · verification · deed · commissioner · county clerk · power of attorney · authentication · embossed · ink stamp · property transfer · will · seal · registrar · stamp · notarization · signed and sealed · contract · trust agreement
- documentsnews, email, report, letter, file
- Credentialscredential, credentials, degree, diploma, certificate
- legal documentscontract, affidavit, deed, will, subpoena
- certificatesbirth certificate, death certificate, marriage certificate, graduation certificate, medical certificate
- official documentsbirth certificate, marriage certificate, death certificate, passport, driver's license
- recordsbirth records, world record, record, Guinness, documents
notarized documentverbal agreement
Spoken mutual commitment
oral contract · gentleman's agreement · verbal promise · tacit agreement · word of honor
notarized documentverbal commitment
spoken word · tacit understanding · implied agreement · word of honor · pinky promise