No. Standard Form 95 does not generally require notarization under the Federal Tort Claims Act. However, the form should be completed carefully and include all required information, including a specific dollar amount, often called a “sum certain,” for the damages being claimed. Missing information or errors on the form may delay the administrative review or affect the claim. Supporting documentation, such as medical records, repair estimates, or proof of lost income, may also strengthen the submission.
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