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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/07/2022

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Acknowledgement of understanding form- Language Barrier

Jenna Wright
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I am working with a predominately hispanic population. While I use a bi-lingual person at execution of the lease, I would like an acknowledgement form to be signed and notarized. I would like this form to affirm the tenant has reviewed all the documents, understands them, and has had the opportunity to any questions. Do you. know where I could find such form?

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