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The forms below may also be used.  \n# Acknowledgments\n\nFormal Wording:  \nAcknowledgment where document signeris personally known by the Notary:  \nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nOn this   day of   , 20  , before me personally appeared  (name of signer), whomI know personally, andacknowledged that he/she executed the same.  \n(seal)  \nNotary Public  \n# Informal Wording:\n\nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nOn   (date)  ,  \n  (name of signer), personally appeared beforeme, whomI know personally tobe the person who signed the above/attached documentand he/she proved he/she signed it.  \n(seal)  \nNotary Public  \nAcknowledgment where the document signer’s identity is proven by a credible person whom thenotary knows personally or whose identity was proved to the notary on the basis of satisfactoryevidence of identity:  \nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nOn this   day of   , 20  , before me personally appeared  (name of signer), whose identity was proved tome on the oath of   (Name of credible person), acredible person by me duly sworn, and acknowledged that the signer signed the above/attached document.  \n(seal)  \n# Notary Public\n\nAcknowledgment where the document signer’s identity is proven by satisfactory evidence:  \nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nOn this   day of   , 20  , before me personally appeared  (name of signer), whose identity was proved tome on the basis of satisfactory evidence tobe the person whose name is subscribed to thisdocument, and who acknowledged that he/she signed the above/attached document.  \n(seal)  \nNotary Public  \nJurat  \nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nSubscribed and sworn (or affirmed) before me this   day of  , 20  .  \n(seal)  \nNotary Public  \n# Copy Certification\n\nState of Arizona  \nCounty of    \nI,   , a notary public, do certify that, on the  \n  day of   , 20  , I personally made the  \nabove/attached copy of   from the original, and itis a true, exact, complete, and unaltered copy.  \n(seal)  \n# Notary Public\n\nSample Oaths  \nWhen administering an oath, you may either ask the person to repeat after you or ask the personto answer the question. You should always have the person raise his/her right hand beforeadministering the oath or affirmation.  \n1. For a juratwhere the signeris unknown to the notary (question tobe answered):  \n“Do you swear or affirm that you are the person whose identification card(s) youpresented tome and do you swear or affirm that the contents of this document are trueand correct? Ifso, please state ‘Ido swear’ or ‘Ido affirm. ’”  \n2. For a juratwhere the signeris unknown to the notary (signer to repeat after you):  \n“I,  , swear or affirm that Iam the person whose identification card(s) I  \npresented toyouandI swear or affirm that the contents of this document are true andcorrect. ”  \n3. For a jurat where the signeris personally known to the notary (question tobe answered):  \n“Do you swear or affirm that the contents ofthis document are true and correct? Ifso,please state ‘Ido swear’or ‘Ido affirm. ’”  \n4. For a jurat where the signeris personally known to the notary (signer to repeat after you):  \n“I,  , swear or affirm that the contents ofthis document are true andcorrect. ”  \n5. For a credible person personally known to the notary when the notarial act is anacknowledgment (question tobe answered):  \n“Do you swear or affirm that the person appearing before meand who signed thisdocument is the person he [or she] claims tobe? Ifso, please state ‘Ido swear’or ‘Idoaffirm. ’”  \n6. For a credible person personally known to the notary when the notarial act is anacknowledgment (credible person to repeat after you):  \n“I,  , swear or affirm that the person appearing before you and whosigned this document is the person he [or she] claims to","cbCailn29TC3im3t","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailn29TC3im3t","pdf",236222,"English","# Acknowledgments\n## Formal Wording: signer personally known\n## Informal Wording: signer identity by credible person\n## Notary Public\n# Jurat\n# Copy Certification\n# Notary Public\n# Sample Oaths","[{\"question\":\"What are the main notarization types covered in these sample forms?\",\"answer\":\"The document includes sample forms for acknowledgments, jurats, copy certifications, and notary public wording. It also provides sample oaths for administering affirmations or oaths.\"},{\"question\":\"Which acknowledgment wording variants are provided based on signer identification?\",\"answer\":\"It provides formal wording when the signer is personally known by the notary, informal wording when identity is established through a credible person, and wording when identity is proven through satisfactory evidence.\"},{\"question\":\"How should jurats be administered according to the sample oaths?\",\"answer\":\"The sample oaths describe administering an oath by having the person repeat after the notary or answer questions. It offers question-and-answer and repeat-after versions depending on whether the signer is known and whether the act is an acknowledgment or jurat.\"}]","Arizona sample forms - Notary public acknowledgments, jurats, and copy certifications | PDF",1789533333]