Firma: ... Aclaración: ...
English translation: Signature; Printed name
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| na +1 | Signature; Printed name |
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clarification Explanation: Aclaracion would be clarification Diccionario de terminos juridicos Ingles-Espanol/Espanol-Ingles |
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POSTSCRIPT Explanation: depende del contexto. Normalmente cuando se acaba un texto y se firma, lo que venga después es la postdata. Si es un texto jurídico la respuesta de arriba parece correcta, suerte :) |
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22 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Signature; Printed name Explanation: "Printed name" is what's most used in the US to convey what in Spanish we say "aclaración de firma". (I've been filling out forms and applications in the US for 10 years) Suerte Elena |
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