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Certification I, do hereby certify and attest that the following information is true and correct: I am a registered voter in Downers Grove; I have resided in Downers Grove for at least one year; I

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1. Start by writing your full name at the beginning of the document.
2. Include the date on which you are filling out the attestation.
3. State the purpose of the attestation clearly and concisely.
4. Provide any necessary details or information that supports the purpose of the attestation.
5. Clearly indicate your acknowledgement and acceptance of the content stated in the attestation.
6. Sign the document at the bottom, ensuring that your signature is legible.
7. If required, have the attestation witnessed by a third party.
8. Keep a copy of the attestation for your records.

"I hereby attest" can be needed by various individuals or organizations, including:

1. Job applicants who may need to attest to the truthfulness of information provided on their resume or job application.
2. Students who may need to attest to their academic achievements or recommendation letters.
3. Legal entities or professionals who may need to attest to the validity of legal documents.
4. Individuals or organizations involved in financial transactions who may need to attest to the accuracy of financial records.
5. Contractors or service providers who may need to attest to the completion of a project or the quality of their work.
6. Health professionals who may need to attest to the medical condition or treatment of their patients.
7. Government officials who may need to attest to the authenticity of official documents or statements.

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