A Death Certificate Is Considered Self-Authenticating Only When

Multiple Choice

A death certificate is considered self-authenticating only when:

A) The certificate bears the official seal of the relevant government agency, and the certificate is signed by an authorized government official indicating that the document is a true copy of the original.
B) The certificate bears the official seal of the relevant government agency, and the certificate is signed by an authorized government official indicating that the document is the original document.
C) The certificate bears the official seal of the relevant government agency, and the proponent of the document produces a sworn statement from the government official attesting to the document's authenticity.
D) The certificate is signed by an authorized government official indicating that the document is the original document, and the proponent of the document produces a sworn statement from the government official attesting to the document's authenticity.