Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
por ser de mi conocida
English translation:
who is known to me and whose signature I recognize
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Ana Brassara
Mar 19, 2007 15:45
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por ser de mi conocida
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DOY FE: que considero legítima la firma y rúbrica que anteceden del XXXX, Rector de XXX, por ser de mi conocida y coincidir con la que usa habitualmente.
Sé que "personally known to me" se usa cuando el notario dice que conoce a la persona. ¿Pero cómo se dice cuando se refiere a la firma de la persona?
¿Se usa "known to me" también?: the foregoing signature and rubric (...) are genuine and known to me...
Gracias
Sé que "personally known to me" se usa cuando el notario dice que conoce a la persona. ¿Pero cómo se dice cuando se refiere a la firma de la persona?
¿Se usa "known to me" también?: the foregoing signature and rubric (...) are genuine and known to me...
Gracias
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Note added at 6 hrs (2007-03-19 22:33:02 GMT)
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Thanks Ana, here is my suggestion for the whole sentence:
I HEREBY ATTEST: that X, Rector of the University of X, who is known to me and whose signature I recognize, has above appended his signature hereto.
(I don't personally think you need "His Excellency" in English)
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Note added at 6 hrs (2007-03-19 22:33:02 GMT)
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Thanks Ana, here is my suggestion for the whole sentence:
I HEREBY ATTEST: that X, Rector of the University of X, who is known to me and whose signature I recognize, has above appended his signature hereto.
(I don't personally think you need "His Excellency" in English)
Note from asker:
| Hola: me gusta tu opción, pero como vengo redactando la oración en inglés, no estoy muy segura de cómo enganchar tu opción: I hereby attest that the foregoing signature and rubric of His Excellency X, Rector of Universidad X, are genuine... ¿Cómo engacharía tu opción? |
| Gracias por la ayuda. Puse his Excellency porque en el original dice: Excelentísimo y magnífico señor XXX.... |
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which I'm familiar with/which I recognize...
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