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notarize Definition

no·ta·rize (nōtə rīz′)

transitive verb -·rized′, -·riz′·ing

to certify or attest (a document) as a notary public, esp. with a signature seal

notarize Related Forms
no′·ta·ri·za·tion noun
notarize Synonyms

notarize

v.

sign legally, attach a legal signature, affix a legal signature, make legal; see approve 1.

notarize Usage Examples

Object

  • copy: Please mail notarized copies of documents to the Wedding Office at least 60 days prior to your arrival date at the resort.
  • document: First, you must have your corporate documents notarized by a Delaware notary, a service provided by Coddan.
  • letter: Airlines are now refusing to board lone parents and children and children traveling unaccompanied without this notarized letter of consent.
  • affidavit: At least one county gave citizens only 30 days to respond with a notarized affidavit challenging their disenfranchisement.

Preposition: by

  • notary: A binding contract is formed by a solicitor and notarized by a notary.

Browse dictionary entries near notarize

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