The Pennsylvania Oath of Subscribing Witness (Executed Before Notary Public) is an official document used to swear an oath of truthfulness to a written document. The oath is typically taken in the presence of a Pennsylvania Notary Public, who verifies the identity of the person taking the oath and the accuracy of the document. This document is usually used to officially certify a document’s authenticity, or to verify the identity of a person signing a document. There are two types of Pennsylvania Oath of Subscribing Witness (Executed Before Notary Public): Acknowledged and Surat. An Acknowledged Oath is used when the person taking the oath is not a party to the document, and merely swears to the truth of the documentcontent Suratat atat atat Oath is used when the person taking the oath is a party to the document, and swears to the truth of their own statements. The Pennsylvania Notary Public will need to fill out the appropriate form and have the person taking the oath sign it before the document is considered legally binding. This form will include the name and address of the Notary Public, the name of the person taking the oath, a statement that the person took an oath before the Notary, and the date and place of the oath taking.