The Kentucky Acknowledgment of [ ] Preliminary [ ] Final Verified Disclosure Statement is a document used in Kentucky to certify that a person has reviewed and verified information provided in a document. It is used to ensure that all parties involved in a transaction have been informed of any potential risks or liabilities associated with the transaction. There are two types of Kentucky Acknowledgment of [ ] Preliminary [ ] Final Verified Disclosure Statement: preliminary and final. The preliminary Kentucky Acknowledgment of [ ] Preliminary Verified Disclosure Statement is used to verify the accuracy of information that is not yet finalized. This includes information such as estimated costs, estimates of future performance, and other potential risks associated with the transaction. By signing this document, the parties involved are verifying that they understand and accept the potential risks associated with the transaction. The final Kentucky Acknowledgment of [ ] Final Verified Disclosure Statement is used to certify that all parties involved in the transaction have reviewed and verified all information provided. This includes information on the transaction itself, such as the terms of the agreement, the parties involved, and any potential risks or liabilities associated with the transaction. By signing this document, the parties are verifying that they understand and accept the potential risks associated with the transaction and that all information provided is true and correct.