A.R.S. § 12-2222: Who Can Administer Oaths
Officers authorized to administer oaths
Who can administer oaths in Arizona?
In Arizona, executive and judicial officers, clerks and deputy clerks of courts of record, justice or municipal court clerks authorized by the court, and all notaries public may administer and certify any oath that Arizona law requires. Other officers or deputies may administer oaths only when the oaths relate to the duties of their office.
Full statute text
Official text last checked against azleg.gov:
12-2222. Officers authorized to administer oaths
Every executive and judicial officer, clerk or deputy clerk of courts of record, those clerks of a justice or municipal court as authorized by the court and all notaries public may administer and certify oaths required to be administered or taken under any law of this state. Other officers or deputies may administer oaths which pertain to the duties of their office.
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