Confusion often arises between an affidavit and an acknowledgment. Both memorialize acts done before a notary. But, in an affidavit [jurat] [...], the person swearing before the notary must under oath attest that the facts set forth in the document are true. In an acknowledgment, the person merely declares that he executed and signed the document.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Notary 101: What is the difference between a jurat/oath and an acknowledgment?
The most important thing a notary must know is the difference between an oath and an acknowledgment. Each of these duties are described in detail in previous articles, but a simple explanation is provided in Pina v. Simon-Pina, 544 So.2d 1161 (Fla. 5th DCA 1989):
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