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Definition of notarize in English: notarize(British notarise) verb ˈnəʊtərʌɪzˈnoʊdəˌraɪz [with object]Have (the signature on a document) attested to by a notary. Example sentencesExamples - Hornsby's campaign fought to include approximately 2,000 late-arriving ballots that had been excluded because they weren't notarized or witnessed, as required by law.
- ‘Now, Harold, notarize these,’ Sadie instructed the room.
- In lieu of that, I have to get documents notarized.
- Under the agreement, notarized documents must comply ‘with the appropriate document format,’ although that format is not defined.
- After gathering and notarizing signatures, SEP supporters had to spend additional hours sorting, addressing, stuffing and mailing petitions to local voter registrars.
- The Directive to Physicians does not need to be notarized.
- Finally, the lease or its assignment will have to be notarised locally.
- The sales agent will generally schedule a second meeting to sign and notarize the estate planning documents proposed during the first meeting.
- He singled out several egregious examples of bogus challenges, including an attempt, false on its face, to disallow entire sheets of signatures on the grounds that they were not notarized.
- Minors traveling alone, with one parent or with a third party might need to carry written, notarized authorization from the absent parent or guardian to enter another nation, including Mexico and several others in Latin America.
- Shortly before Ben's birth we had drawn up a co-parenting agreement, and after his birth a lawyer reviewed, witnessed, and notarized the document.
- If I had been travelling outside Canada, the letter would have had to be notarized.
- The couple started keeping extensive notes and five notarized copies of everything they were asked to produce.
- It seems that you will not be happy until you have seen signed and notarised copies of consent to model forms.
- The deed will need to be notarized and then recorded in the county deed records where the property is located.
- Any of you who have gone through the specialization process are aware that the documents must be notarized prior to being submitted to APTA.
- Advance directives should be notarized, if possible, and copies should be given to your family and your doctor.
- Several states require notarized copies of nursing licenses or birth certificates.
- The retirement-account owner may not designate another as primary beneficiary unless the spouse signs a document approving such a designation and this approval is properly notarized.
- But the bank wrote back and said they required independent and notarized confirmation.
Synonyms countersign, sign, endorse, validate
Definition of notarize in US English: notarize(British notarise) verbˈnoʊdəˌraɪzˈnōdəˌrīz [with object]Have (a document) legalized by a notary. 由公证人确认（文件）合法；公证 Example sentencesExamples - The couple started keeping extensive notes and five notarized copies of everything they were asked to produce.
- He singled out several egregious examples of bogus challenges, including an attempt, false on its face, to disallow entire sheets of signatures on the grounds that they were not notarized.
- Under the agreement, notarized documents must comply ‘with the appropriate document format,’ although that format is not defined.
- The Directive to Physicians does not need to be notarized.
- The retirement-account owner may not designate another as primary beneficiary unless the spouse signs a document approving such a designation and this approval is properly notarized.
- It seems that you will not be happy until you have seen signed and notarised copies of consent to model forms.
- The sales agent will generally schedule a second meeting to sign and notarize the estate planning documents proposed during the first meeting.
- Minors traveling alone, with one parent or with a third party might need to carry written, notarized authorization from the absent parent or guardian to enter another nation, including Mexico and several others in Latin America.
- Advance directives should be notarized, if possible, and copies should be given to your family and your doctor.
- Shortly before Ben's birth we had drawn up a co-parenting agreement, and after his birth a lawyer reviewed, witnessed, and notarized the document.
- After gathering and notarizing signatures, SEP supporters had to spend additional hours sorting, addressing, stuffing and mailing petitions to local voter registrars.
- Several states require notarized copies of nursing licenses or birth certificates.
- Hornsby's campaign fought to include approximately 2,000 late-arriving ballots that had been excluded because they weren't notarized or witnessed, as required by law.
- Finally, the lease or its assignment will have to be notarised locally.
- But the bank wrote back and said they required independent and notarized confirmation.
- If I had been travelling outside Canada, the letter would have had to be notarized.
- The deed will need to be notarized and then recorded in the county deed records where the property is located.
- Any of you who have gone through the specialization process are aware that the documents must be notarized prior to being submitted to APTA.
- In lieu of that, I have to get documents notarized.
- ‘Now, Harold, notarize these,’ Sadie instructed the room.
Synonyms countersign, sign, endorse, validate
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