New Hampshire Jurat or Certificate of Authorized Officer that Affidavit was Properly Made Regarding an Illiterate Affiant with Witnesses

• Category: Civil Procedure - Certificates
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-00515BG
• Format: Word

Description

The following form is a jurat or certificate of authorized officer that an Affidavit was properly made regarding an illiterate affiant with at least two witnesses. A New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer is a statement that confirms an affidavit was properly made, especially when involving an illiterate affine with witnesses. This document serves to authenticate the affidavit and ensure its legality and accuracy. It is essential when submitting legal documents or sworn statements in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer contains specific details to validate the affidavit's production. It typically includes the following information: 1. Header: The document will have a prominent header indicating it is the "New Hampshire Surat" or "Certificate of Authorized Officer." This title will be highlighted in bold or capitalized letters to distinguish it from other sections. 2. Introduction: The Surat begins with an introductory statement, affirming that the affine appeared before an authorized officer, solemnly swore or affirmed the contents of the affidavit, and signed the document in the presence of witnesses. 3. Affine's identification: The Surat will identify the affine by stating their full name, address, and sometimes additional identification details like date of birth or Social Security number. This information helps in establishing the affine's identity and preventing any potential fraud. 4. Witness identification: The names, addresses, and qualifications of the witnesses present during the affine's swearing will be included in the Surat. These individuals verify the truthfulness of the affine's statements. 5. Notary or officer verification: The Surat includes the name, title, signature, and official seal of the authorized officer who administered the oath to the affine. This officer is typically a notary public, justice of the peace, or other authorized personnel recognized by New Hampshire law. 6. Date and location: The Surat specifies the date and location where the oath was administered and the document was signed. This information further authenticates the affidavit's creation. In cases where there are variations or different types of New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer created to confirm an illiterate affine's affidavit, they are not usually distinguished by specific names. Instead, they may have slightly different formats or incorporate additional elements based on specific legal requirements, the nature of the affidavit, or unique circumstances of the case. However, despite potential variations, all New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer documents aim to provide an official and accurate record of the affidavit, ensuring its validity and adherence to the law.

A New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer is a statement that confirms an affidavit was properly made, especially when involving an illiterate affine with witnesses. This document serves to authenticate the affidavit and ensure its legality and accuracy. It is essential when submitting legal documents or sworn statements in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer contains specific details to validate the affidavit's production. It typically includes the following information: 1. Header: The document will have a prominent header indicating it is the "New Hampshire Surat" or "Certificate of Authorized Officer." This title will be highlighted in bold or capitalized letters to distinguish it from other sections. 2. Introduction: The Surat begins with an introductory statement, affirming that the affine appeared before an authorized officer, solemnly swore or affirmed the contents of the affidavit, and signed the document in the presence of witnesses. 3. Affine's identification: The Surat will identify the affine by stating their full name, address, and sometimes additional identification details like date of birth or Social Security number. This information helps in establishing the affine's identity and preventing any potential fraud. 4. Witness identification: The names, addresses, and qualifications of the witnesses present during the affine's swearing will be included in the Surat. These individuals verify the truthfulness of the affine's statements. 5. Notary or officer verification: The Surat includes the name, title, signature, and official seal of the authorized officer who administered the oath to the affine. This officer is typically a notary public, justice of the peace, or other authorized personnel recognized by New Hampshire law. 6. Date and location: The Surat specifies the date and location where the oath was administered and the document was signed. This information further authenticates the affidavit's creation. In cases where there are variations or different types of New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer created to confirm an illiterate affine's affidavit, they are not usually distinguished by specific names. Instead, they may have slightly different formats or incorporate additional elements based on specific legal requirements, the nature of the affidavit, or unique circumstances of the case. However, despite potential variations, all New Hampshire Surat or Certificate of Authorized Officer documents aim to provide an official and accurate record of the affidavit, ensuring its validity and adherence to the law.