coresign
/ˈkɔr.saɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to affix one’s signature to a document in a subordinate position, especially by a witness or an attesting officer.
“The notary coresigned the contract, giving it official status.”
2. noun
the act of affixing one’s signature to a document in a subordinate position.
“The coresigning of the contract marked the official beginning of the partnership.”
3. verb
to confirm or attest to a document or statement by signature.
“The expert coresigned the report, verifying its accuracy.”