Certainly, here are some variations of the phrase “without leaving a will” in English:
- “without making a will”
- “without leaving behind a will”
- “without having drafted a will”
- “without having executed a will”
- “without having written a will”
- “without having left a testament”
- “without having established a will”
- “without having created a last will and testament”
Yes, a notary typically uses a notary stamp or seal to authenticate or certify documents. The notary stamp often includes the notary’s identification details, the notary’s official title, and sometimes symbols or emblems such as the two-headed eagle, which is a common symbol in some countries, including Russia.
So, when you see a notary stamp or seal on a document, it signifies that the document has been notarized or certified by a qualified notary public or notary officer, depending on the country’s legal system.
