Jan 26, 2002 01:56
22 yrs ago
Spanish term

C.E.V.C.

Spanish to English Law/Patents
This appears at the bottom of a Costa Rican birth certificate.
Proposed translations (English)
3 initials?

Discussion

Joshua Parker Sep 25, 2019:
Just for future reference, I'm currently working on a birth certificate from San José, Costa Rica, with these same initials - C.E.V.C. - at the bottom, and they happen to be the initials of the person signing. So, 17 years later, it turns out that Manuel was almost certainly right.

Proposed translations

10 hrs

initials?

Declined
Hi,
Just a guess: In many countries, it is usual to write at the bottom of documents the initials of the signing person and those of the typist.
Suerte.
Manuel
Peer comment(s):

disagree BelkisDV : Not for official documents such as a birth certificate, they mean something.
2 hrs
neutral trena : Likely the abbreviation for a patriotic slogan, but probably not material to the document.
7 hrs
agree Joshua Parker : See discussion entry.
6451 days
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Comment: "Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think it is initials."
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