Relationships Broader Term:  copy n. ~ A duplicate that has been verified as an accurate reproduction of the original by an authorized official, typically the individual responsible for creating or ma [..]

Copy of a document signed and certified as a true copy of an original by the Clerk of the Court or other authorized persons (e.g., lawyer).

A copy of a document issued by a court or government agency guaranteed to be a true and exact copy of the original. Many agencies and institutions require certified copies of legal documents before pe [..]

A copy (such as a scan, a fax or a photocopy) of a document that has been officially endorsed by an authorised person such as a JP, lawyer or Court official, confirming it as a true copy of the origin [..]

A duplicate copy verified to be an authentic and accurate reproduction of the original by an official authorized to give such assurance, in most cases the person responsible for creating the original [..]

 A certified copy can be any of the following:

  A copy of a document which is endorsed as a true copy, often obtained from a government department or public officer.

A certified copy is a copy of an original document that has been certified as a true and correct copy by a person who is authorised to witness a statutory declaration. Persons who are authorised to wi [..]

A certified copy is a photocopy of an original document signed by a Justice of the Peace or someone that is authorised to witness a Statutory Declaration.

A copy of a document which is certified by a solicitor or other professional as a true and complete copy of the original document.

A certified copy is a photocopy of an original document signed by a Justice of the Peace or someone that is authorised to witness a Statutory Declaration.  It is signed to say that they have seen and can verify that the copy is a true and correct copy of the original document.

Certified copy is a duplicate of an original document which is certified as an exact reproduction by the officer responsible for issuing or keeping the original. The person who issued or is keeping th [..]

A photocopied document signed by a school principal, solicitor, Justice of the Peace or kaumatua, who has seen the original document and checked and signed that the photocopy is a genuine, unaltered c [..]

A photocopy of a document that has been certified by a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner of Declarations as being an exact copy of the original.

A document that has been signed and witnessed as a true copy of the original document by a Solicitor, Notary Public, Justice of the Peace or by any other person authorised to take a statutory declaration.

Photocopy of an original document that has been signed by a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations, the issuing authority or other approved person stating that the photocopy is a true copy of the original.

An official copy of a particular document from a case file that is notated as a true, complete, and authentic representation of the original document.

A copy of a document or record that is certified by the official custodian of the original as a true copy.

A photocopy stamped or signed by a person as a true copy of the original. The certifier must be authorised to do so by law in your home country or in New Zealand – for example a lawyer, Notary Public, [..]

Copy of a document authorised, or stamped as being a true copy of the original, by a person or agency recognised by the law of the person's home country. In Australia, this means a copy which [..]

A procedure in which the lengthy delays of processing for a file transfer from the INS to the National Visa Center are avoided by directly filing an original immigrant petition approval notice (form I-797), together with a complete, attorney certified copy of the entire petition, with the overseas consular post where the applicant wishes to apply f [..]

A copy of a document or record which is certified as a true copy by the officer to whose custody the original is entrusted

An official copy of a paper from a case file that is marked as being true, complete, and a real copy of the original paper.

copy of a document on which an authorised person has signed and written: 'This is a true and complete copy of the original'

A copy of a document, endorsed by a person with authority to do so as being a true copy of the original.

A copy of a document or record that is certified by the official custodian of the original as a true copy.

A copy of a document that has a certification stamp, signature of the Clerk of Court and Clerk’s Seal verifying that it is a true and correct copy.

A copy of a paper which has been signed and certified as a true copy by the officer in whose custody the original is entrusted.

A court document that is authenticated, signed and sealed by the clerk or deputy clerk.

A document that is authenticated, signed, and sealed by the Clerk of Court, or notary public or records custodian.

A copy of a document or record, signed by an officer of the court or tribunal who has custody of the original, declaring it as a true copy of the original. Example: The Clerk of the Court certifies a [..]

An exact copy of an original document. In California, notaries may only certify copies of power of attorney documents. Another type of certified copy is called a certified copy by document custodian w [..]

A copy of a document or legal paper on which the person who holds the original has signed and stated that this copy is true, correct, and exact.

A copy of an original document endorsed by a solicitor or any other prescribed functionary verifying that the document is a true and correct copy of the original.

A copy signed and certified as true by the official (or his/her representative) to whose custody the original is entrusted

A true copy, attested to be true by the office holding the original.

– a copy of a public document, signed and certified as a true copy by the officer to whose custody the original is entrusted.