Verification
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| Verification | |
| Statute: | § 50-8 |
| Template | Template Verification Document |
| Description | A Verification promises what you said in another document is true. |
| Takeaway | A signed and notarized Verification should be attached to any divorce-related Complaint. |
A Verification is a signed and notarized document where a spouse promises what they said in another document is true. North Carolina statutes require a Verification be filed promising everything in the Complaints is true for most divorce-related lawsuit.
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