Certifica: Que, los datos que obran en esta Secre
English translation: This is to certify, according to data in this Office, that . . . (See below for 1. and 2.)
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Certifies: that the information kept in this office shows that Explanation: "Obrar en" in terms of information is nothing more than to be kept in somebody's files. It's not working at all. It's just sitting there! I can't really tell you what the "autoliquidación" refers to. "A abonar exclusivamente en caja Madrid." "Abonar" in this case is to pay. "To be paid exclusively at the cashier's office in in Madrid." |
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Certifies that the information registered in this Office Explanation: I take it that "Office" can be understood as "Government office" because of the context. |
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This is to certify, according to data in this Office, that . . . (See below for 1. and 2.) Explanation: According to my Harper-Collins SP/EN, *Secre* (f) is the shortened form of *secretario*. Also, here are your other2 terms: 1. Self-liquidation of academic fees [based on Termium: English:Loans self-liquidating credit s CORRECT DEF - Credit reimbursed by the income from the operation for which it was lent. s] 2. Enrollment strictly through Madrid Business Office (term taken from phone directory of college where I used to teach--this is used fairly widely in colleges and universities, but I just checked by husband's university's phone directory, and they use "Accounts Receivable"). Harper-Collins SP/EN Dict.; Termium St. Francis College of Loretto and Indiana U. of Penna. phone directories |
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