Verification of a Statement on Oath or Affirmation is a legal process by which a sworn statement or affidavit is attested to be true. This process involves the witness signing a document that states they have read the statement and that they swear or affirm the statement is accurate and true to their knowledge. The document is then signed by an official, such as a notary public or a court official, who verifies the witness’s signature and certifies the oath or affirmation. There are two types of Verification of a Statement on Oath or Affirmation: a notarized statement, in which a notary public verifies the statement, and a sworn statement, in which the witness is sworn in and verifies the statement before a court official.
Verification of a Statement on Oath or Affirmation is a legal process by which a sworn statement or affidavit is attested to be true. This process involves the witness signing a document that states they have read the statement and that they swear or affirm the statement is accurate and true to their knowledge. The document is then signed by an official, such as a notary public or a court official, who verifies the witness’s signature and certifies the oath or affirmation. There are two types of Verification of a Statement on Oath or Affirmation: a notarized statement, in which a notary public verifies the statement, and a sworn statement, in which the witness is sworn in and verifies the statement before a court official.
