If you haven't you may not know what this mean.
The words may different in another country.

 

If you haven't you may not know what this mean.
The words may different in another country.

@loosie - never been sworn in, but have sworn at those in office

 

@ shortBurst,at least you know what you are thinking about.
You should think before you speak,then you can sleep.

 

Took the oath a few times and administered the oath a few times.

The enlistement oath.

 

Salute to Joe for your Honorable duty.

 

Oath of enlistment, once.

 

Zazoo,salute for your Honorable Duty.

 

I was a Commissionaire of Records for a few years, does that count?

 

I was a Commissionaire of Records for a few years, does that count?

@TBayBoy - now days do they have a Commissionaire of CD's instead?

 

Have You Ever Taken The Oath Of Office ?

For What Office?

And is the Oath to uphold the Laws, or a Constitution, or ???

 

@TBayBoy - now days do they have a Commissionaire of CD's instead?

Records is records regardless of media

 

An oath for anything I assumed. If one serves on a jury, they took an oath for that "temporary" duty.

I'm sure Tbay took an oath for his office.

 

Many times, for County, State, and Federal.

 

I don't remember ever taking an oath, but I have repeatedly made the following pledge:

"I Pledge Allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the Republic
for which it stands,
one Nation under God,
indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all."

 

KLdierectv,yes and yes,Welcome to Acc where you can ask all your questions
a lot of knowledgeable members here.

 

I think I took the opposite of the oath of office;
I solemnly swear I am up to no good

 

I think I took the opposite of the oath of office;
I solemnly swear I am up to no good

Otherwise known as the oath of offense.