holder

Hello,

I would like to know if holder is correctly used here. It refers to the person interested in the certificate.



This certificate reflects the status of the interested holder on the date of its issue and it is issued only for the purpose of CONVALIDATING HIS PHYSIOTHERAPY DIPLOMA IN NORWAGE.



Thank you!!

bernar3 said:

Hello,

I would like to know if holder is correctly used here. It refers to the person interested in the certificate.



This certificate reflects the status of the interested holder on the date of its issue and it is issued only for the purpose of CONVALIDATING HIS PHYSIOTHERAPY DIPLOMA IN NORWAGE.



Thank you!!

Well, without more context, I'm not really sure who the "interested holder" is. I'm quite puzzled by this phrase. Is this certificate transferable such that the "holder" is the "interested" party? This sentence rather confuses me.

I also can't find the word "convalidating" in my dictionaries nor do I understand the term "Norwage".

UPS, I do not know where my head is.

Convalidating, I wanted to say validating/recognizing and of course, Norway not Norwage.

Sorry!