{UAH} Execution of an affidavit
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Usually an affidavit is signed in front of a solicitor, notary public, judicial officer or someone else who is commissioned to receive oaths.
In most cases, an affidavit is sworn with a signature acting as a record of that swearing.
The witness confirms that the person making the oath and signing the document is the person who has been recorded as offering the affidavit.
Solicitors usually charge a fee for witnessing and swearing the statement. If the affidavit is made at court, then there is no cost.
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-- In most cases, an affidavit is sworn with a signature acting as a record of that swearing.
The witness confirms that the person making the oath and signing the document is the person who has been recorded as offering the affidavit.
Solicitors usually charge a fee for witnessing and swearing the statement. If the affidavit is made at court, then there is no cost.
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