COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
acknowledge - ANSWER-to admit the existence of truth of a statement and accept
responsibility
acknowledgement - ANSWER-a formal declaration before a notary public that the
instrument presented is the free and voluntary act of the party executing it and the
signatures on the document are genuine
administer - ANSWER-to give or apply in a formal way
affidavit - ANSWER-a signed statement made under oath or affirmation
affirmation - ANSWER-an oral or written declaration made by a person who has an
objection to taking oaths, certifying that under penalty or perjury the declarations are
true
affix - ANSWER-to secure and object to another; to attach; add to
apostille - ANSWER-type of authentication of an official document or the official status
of a notary or government official who has authenticated or certified a document
appointment - ANSWER-the act of designation for an office or position
authenticate - ANSWER-to prove or verify as genuine
certificate - ANSWER--a document testifying to fact, qualification, or promise -a written
statement legally authenticated
jurat - ANSWER-latin for "it has been sworn" - a certificate added to an affidavit or
document stating when, before whom and where it was made
jurisdiction/venue - ANSWER-locality where a cause of action occurs, the state and/or
county where a notarization takes place
misconduct - ANSWER-Behavior not conforming to prevailing standards of laws
misdemeanor - ANSWER-offense of lesser gravity than a felony for which punishment
may be a fine or imprisonment
civil liability - ANSWER-the responsibility and obligation to make compensation to
another person for damages caused by improper performance of duties and acts