notarized letter
Officially witnessed document
A notarized letter is a document that has been signed in the presence of a notary public, who verifies the signer's identity and witnesses the signature.
The notary then stamps or seals the letter, certifying its authenticity.
Notarization adds legal weight to documents like affidavits, consent forms, or sworn statements: The immigration office required a notarized letter from her employer.
- sealAuthentication stamp or mark
- stampMark-making device
- official stampAuthoritative mark of validation
- witnessOne who attests
- signatureHandwritten name for verification
signed and sealed · wet signature · affidavit · sworn statement · sworn · certified · legal · legal document · document · power of attorney · apostille · oath · embossed · ink · official · courthouse · county clerk · attorney
- official documentsbirth certificate, marriage certificate, death certificate, passport, driver's license
- Canadian Documentshealth card, driver's license, birth certificate, citizenship card, passport
- legal documentscontract, affidavit, deed, will, subpoena
- Thai Documentswork permit, birth certificate, blue book, yellow book, driving license
notarized letterinformal note
Casual written reminder
anonymous letter · handwritten note · oral communication · personal correspondence
notarized lettersticky note
Adhesive-backed memo slip
verbal agreement · handshake deal · text message · instant message · post-it note
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