The phrase "a notarized document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that has been officially certified by a notary public, often required for legal or formal purposes.
Example: "To finalize the property transfer, you will need to provide a notarized document confirming your identity and ownership."
Alternatives: "an authenticated document" or "a certified document."
Many people, appalled by these torturously medicalized deaths, completed a notarized document to prevent this when they neared the end of their lives.
So Amanda, who works as a commercial litigator for a law firm in Detroit, must sign a notarized document every six months that gives Kay, who stays home with the children, parental consent.
As further proof that Mr. Gidon can claim to be the rightful heir, Mr. Kahn produced a notarized document signed by Mr. Lichtenfeld in 1996, in which he graded his top trainees, granting his principal student, Eli Avikzar, and Mr. Gidon what was then the highest rank, 8th Dan, followed by two ranked 7th Dan and one ranked 6th.
The former inmate also produced a copy of a notarized document purportedly signed by Needle and Sheinbein in New York that refers to the incident, according to copies of the notes and the document that The Washington Post obtained from the former cellblock mate.
He first described the principles of this new discipline in a notarized document in 1982.
Highlights include one of Houdini's books that he inscribed to his brother Dash, estimated at $20,000 to $30,000; his wallet, estimated at $12,000 to $18,0000; and a notarized document that records the sale of his entire act to his wife for one dollar as a precautionary measure against eventual lawsuits that carries an estimate of $10,000 to $15,000.
It would not force one state to accept the less rigorously performed notarizations of another state, because any notarized document presented in any court is subject to rebuttal upon submission of discrediting evidence.
Lucas, in his notes, said Needle referred to the document as a "confession note" that made him "worried". The copy of the notarized document bears a New York notary's stamp for Sept. 20, 1997, the day after police said the body was discovered.
"This person's name is Clarence Jones," Dr. Peeno said yesterday in a notarized court document.
Lucas's copy of the notarized document, which he gave to The Washington Post, has at least 14 words blacked out.
Bring your notarized document to the Commissions Section, Room 1719 at One Ashburton Place, Boston, MA, 02108 for your Apostille certification.
