Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

autenticación y devolución

English translation:

autentication and return

Added to glossary by Lorenia Rincon
Jul 3, 2004 15:01
20 yrs ago
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Spanish term

autenticación y devolución

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
In a Venezuelan notary public document. the document was presented for AUTENTICACIÓN AND DEVOLUCIÓN. Somehow I don't think this is just AUTHENTICATION AND RETURN. I wondered whether devolución might mean issue? Anyway, maybe someone is more familiar than me with docs from Venezuela. Thanking you all in advance,

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Spanish term (edited): autenticaci�n y devoluci�n
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autentication and return

It means that you submit the original document usually with a regular copy, the court or notary public (or whoever) authenticates the original document and that the copy is a true copy of the original and returns the original document keeping he "authenticated" copy on file. I hope it is clear :)

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Note added at 14 mins (2004-07-03 15:15:25 GMT)
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authentication and return... I forgot the \"h\" sorry
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agree Graciela Guzman
7 hrs
gracias!
agree Nanny Wintjens
9 hrs
gracias!!
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Spanish term (edited): autenticaci�n y devoluci�n

authentication and return of...

My thoughts.
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agree Tom2004 : correct answer + you got it first!
10 hrs
Tom, muchas gracias....xzw
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AUTHENTICATION AND RETURN

Dear Jo,

Your own answer is the best one. The only difference from the practices in the USA is that in some countries the notary not only makes sure the signatures on a document are authentic, they also have to remit the actual document with their stamp and seal to the agency or party for whom the document is intended. It is not handed back to the person who signs it. One the notary signs it there is no chance the document can be altered.
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agree Nora Bellettieri
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agree Maria-Cristina Puente-Chibas
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