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notarize
This term describes a specific legal procedure where a licensed official verifies the identity of signers to prevent fraud. It carries a connotation of formality, legality, and official validation, typically occurring in the context of contracts, deeds, or sworn statements.
Usage is primarily restricted to legal, administrative, and governmental environments. While it implies a sense of security and authenticity, the act itself is a procedural formality rather than a verification of the truthfulness of the document's contents.
Meanings
Examples
You need to notarize this affidavit before submitting it to the court.
I wonder where I can find a notary public to notarize my travel consent form.
Please notarize the signature on the deed of sale.
The lawyer told me to notarize the document immediately.
Do I have to notarize this contract for it to be legally binding?
The clerk asked her to notarize the application for the visa.
He had to notarize several copies of his diploma for the international job application.
He had to notarize several copies of his diploma for the international job application.