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Dear Sir, Can a retired Gazetted Officer attest the marks certificates and issue the character certificate even after retirement? Please reply me as early as possible.

No, I am sorry to say that being a retired Gazetted officer, you are not authorized to attest certificates as it would not be valid officially. Attested copies of only those gazette officers is recognized who are not yet retired from their post.

A retired Gazetted Officer can not attest any certificate so can not issue character certificate. Only those are allowed who are still working as a Gazetted Officer. The reason being to attest any certificate it requires signature, stamp & official seal. You can sign but from where you will get Stamp & Official seal. Stamp & Official seal one can use in his service only not after retirement. So, you cannot attest.

Can retired Government Officer be asked to certify pending bills of his tenure

Sir, Whether any provision to give an identity card at the time of retirement to the Gazetted Officers

Can a government elementary school head teacher in Pakistan attest certificates?

How many period (months) a attested copy of any document is valid for submission.

Isn't it possible that a retiring gazetted officer is issued with a stamp/official seal adding the word 'retired' after his designation and the same stamp be affixed on his retirement card for subsequent comparison /verification ?

Can a retired defence officer can attestb any certificate

i am a retired class i officer. iam also secretary general of Retd employees association. i am attesting signatures/thumb impression of widows on family pension forms. can i attest it.

Can honarary officer attest documents after retirement

retired gazetted officer should be allowed any document

Yes, a retired Gazetted Officer is generally authorized to attest documents, including mark certificates.
but still it depend on the requirement where it is required.

The attestation of mark certificates by a retired Gazetted Officer may depend on the specific regulations and guidelines set by the issuing authority or institution. In general, the attestation of documents is typically performed by currently serving Gazetted Officers who hold the authority to attest official documents.

However, it's worth noting that rules and regulations can vary between different countries, regions, and organizations. Therefore, it is advisable to consult the specific guidelines provided by the institution or authority responsible for issuing or accepting the mark certificates. They will be able to provide accurate information regarding who can attest the documents, including whether retired Gazetted Officers are eligible to do so.