[rushpat]

Is there an official definition of the term "certified verification" and what constitutes this? I was curious as I've gotten a non-response letter that just had a photocopy of the original bill alleging a debt.



I know that it should be something official, like a sworn affidavit by someone with firsthand knowledge, notarized or with two witness signatures, and records showing proof of loss.



However, is this actually defined somewhere in some code so that I can use this? I know law dictionaries have it, but if a code shows it as a procedure, then that might have more impact when they try to claim that they did give certified verification.