certifico y doy fe
English translation: I hereby certify and attest
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certify, attest Explanation: one or the other, both would be redundant in english Robb: "Diccionario de Terminos Legales" |
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certify and witness Explanation: The phrase "doy fe" is closely equivalent to what a notary or other official in the United States means when he/she places the term "Witnessed" on a document. Personal experience translating hundreds of personal legal documents such as birth certificates from Latin America. |
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I hereby certify and attest... Explanation: Redundancy nothwithstanding. Remember that legal formulas are notoriously redundant. |
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