Marcus wants to have the deed to his new home recorded to protect his ownership rights. In order to record the deed, it must be notarized. Marcus must go before a notary public and verify the signing of the deed. The notary then signs the deed. The verification of Marcus' signature in the signing of the deed is known as:

A. Autograph

B. Attestation

C. Recording

D. Caveat Emptor

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Beau Clay

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10 November, 18:42

Marcus wants to have the deed to his new home recorded to protect his ownership rights. In order to record the deed, it must be notarized. Marcus must go before a notary public and verify the signing of the deed. The notary then signs the deed. The verification of Marcus' signature in the signing of the deed is known as:

A. Autograph

B. Attestation

C. Recording

D. Caveat Emptor

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Sergio Tyler · Answer 1

B. Attestation

Explanation:

Attestation is the legal acknowledgement and verification of a document to ensure that due process have been followed.

It is the process of verification of documents to see if the basic requirements have been fulfilled and it all that is needed to be done, has been done

The verification of Marcus' signature in the signing of the deed is therefore known as attestation