Solicitor certification is a process where a solicitor verifies the authenticity of a document, confirming that it is a true copy of the original or that the signatures on the document are genuine. This certification is often required for legal documents, contracts, affidavits, and various other official documents that need to be presented in legal or administrative proceedings. The solicitor's role is to provide a layer of trust and validation, ensuring that the document can be relied upon in both domestic and international contexts. Solicitor certification is a critical step in the preparation of documents for various purposes, including business transactions, property dealings, and personal matters such as wills and powers of attorney. This process adds credibility to the documents, making them acceptable to courts, government authorities, and other official bodies. Solicitors use their professional standing to endorse the documents, providing assurance of their authenticity and reliability.