notarization
[ˌnəʊtəraɪˈzeɪʃn]
用法:名词
1. 公证是指由公证人对文书、契约等进行认证,以证明其真实性和有效性的行为。公证通常由或授权的私人律师进行。
Notarization refers to the act of certifying documents, contracts, etc. by a notary public to prove their authenticity and validity. Notarization is usually carried out by government agencies or authorized private lawyers.
2. 公证也可以指由公证人作为见证人来确认并记录某些法律行为或事实,签署遗嘱、委托书等。
Notarization can also refer to the act of a notary public acting as a witness to confirm and record certain legal actions or facts, such as signing a will or power of attorney.
例句:
1. The contract needs to be notarized before it can be considered legally binding.
这份合同需要经过公证才能被认定具有法律效力。
2. The notarization process involves verifying the identity of the signers and ensuring that they understand the contents of the document.
公证流程包括核实签署者的身份,并确保他们理解文件的内容。
同义词及用法:
1. certification (n.) 认证,鉴定
2. authentication (n.) 验证,认证
3. validation (n.) 确认,验证
编辑总结:
公证是一项重要的法律程序,它可以确保文书、契约等的真实性和有效性。公证人作为独立的第三方见证人,具有公信力和权威性,因此公证的结果被普遍认可。除了用于认证文书和契约外,公证还可以用于确认和记录其他法律行为或事实。在国际贸易和跨国交易中,公证也扮演着重要的角色,帮助各方确保合同的履行和风险的。因此,了解公证的意义及其程序是非常必要的。