The phrase "certificate of return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a certificate is being issued to someone to serve as proof of their return from a specific destination (this could be a country or a place of residence). For example: "The government issued a certificate of return to the traveler to confirm that they had returned to the country."
After realizing the disparity between credit card interest rates and high-yield certificate of deposit return rates, he founded Lending Club, a person-to-person lending company that's radically disrupting the individual money-lending industry.
I annotated the certificate of insurance and returned it to be amended in the envelope provided.
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The NHL presented the Senators with a "certificate of reinstatement" commemorating Ottawa's return to the league, and the current Senators honour the original franchise's 11 Stanley Cups.
And at some banks, savers can now earn close to 4.5percentt on 12- month certificates of deposit, a return that is more than the 4.04percentt yield of the 10-year Treasury note.
Specifically, Stanford is accused of lying about the safety of investments he sold as "certificates of deposit" and promising unrealistically high rates of return.
One couple, both in their 70's, were living on Social Security and wanted something as safe as a certificate of deposit but with a better return -- maybe 7 to 8percentt.
"My IRA was earning a return like a certificate of deposit," says King, 36, who now joins the roster of individuals and private owners who control three-quarters, or 350 million acres, of the nation's woodland.
NHL president Gil Stein took part, presenting Bruce Firestone with a "certificate of reinstatement" to commemorate Ottawa's return to the league after 58 years.
You must file the return receipt along with a certificate of service with the court.
