commissioner for oaths

noun

1. a solicitor authorized to authenticate oaths on sworn statements

Example Sentences

Robbie reminded her to have money with her when she saw the commissioner for oaths.

From Literature

“That's when you'll go. You'll take our addresses and you'll tell Jack and Emily that Cecilia is waiting to hear from them. The second thing you'll do tomorrow. Cecilia says you’ll have an hour at some point. You'll go to a solicitor, a commissioner for oaths, and make a statement which will be signed and witnessed. In it you’ll say what you did wrong, and how you're retracting your evidence. You’ll send copies to both of us. Is that clear?”

From Literature

But on the streets of Accra, you can walk directly to a legal expert or commissioner for oaths dozing off the effects of the hot sun, who immediately offers you space on a rickety wooden bench and business begins.

From BBC

Jacob Quaye is a commissioner for oaths operating in his makeshift chambers.

From BBC

Alexander Kyei Frimpong, who came to a commissioner for oaths to get a letter to withdraw a case from court, told me the services were "cool and very helpful".

From BBC