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| align=right | <tt>2.</tt>||<tt>I make this my affidavit in support of my application by Notice of Application dated 1 April | | align=right | <tt>2.</tt>||<tt>I make this my affidavit in support of my application by Notice of Application dated 1 April 2017.</tt> | ||
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<tt><blockquote><blockquote>This is the 3rd affidavit<br> | <tt><blockquote><blockquote>This is the 3rd affidavit<br> | ||
of J.A. Doe in this case<br> | of J.A. Doe in this case<br> | ||
and was made on 1 April | and was made on 1 April 2017</blockquote></blockquote></tt> | ||
Once your affidavit is done, you must have it ''notarized''. Affidavits can be notarized by lawyers, notaries public and certain court clerks, or anyone else who is authorized to take oaths in British Columbia. | Once your affidavit is done, you must have it ''notarized''. Affidavits can be notarized by lawyers, notaries public and certain court clerks, or anyone else who is authorized to take oaths in British Columbia. | ||