Federal · Title 17 — Copyrights
17 U.S.C. § 1312: Oaths and acknowledgments
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This statute establishes procedural rules for oaths and written declarations before authorized officials in the United States and foreign countries, and permits the Administrator to allow written declarations in place of oaths for filed documents.
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