Affidavit — Sworn Statement

A correctly structured affidavit for banks, government offices, courts, or any official purpose — with the verification clause and the notary attestation block done right. Generate it for ₹299 and preview it free.

An affidavit is a sworn statement — a false statement in it is punishable under Indian law on false evidence. State only facts you personally know to be true.

The PDF you download is not yet a legal affidavit. It becomes one when you print it (on stamp paper where required), sign it before a Notary Public or Oath Commissioner, and they attest it. The kit page walks you through each step — do not sign it at home.

You (the Deponent)
The person swearing the affidavit. The document identifies you by name, parentage, age, and address.

Traditional affidavit identification — recommended.

Purpose & where it will be used
Leave the authority blank for a general-purpose affidavit ("To Whomsoever It May Concern").

e.g. the bank, passport office, or court it is for.

Court case number, application number, or file reference, if any.

Your statements
Write each fact as its own short paragraph, with a blank line between facts — we number them automatically.

Named in the verification clause.

Evidence & Supporting Documents

Attach the documents you are swearing to — the certificate, the receipt, the ID, the record you are relying on. These stay with your file as annexures; they are not printed into the affidavit itself.

Your evidence: Nothing added yet

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You have not added any evidence yet. You can still send the affidavit — but the items below are what a lawyer asks for first, and gathering them now is far easier than later.

What to gather

  • The certificate, ID or document the affidavit is actually aboutMost importantAn affidavit puts a fact on record under oath, but the authority reading it will still check the fact against paper wherever paper exists — the old certificate for a name correction, the utility bill for an address, the police report for something lost.Add whatever the affidavit refers to, if it exists — an earlier certificate, ID, bill or report. Some purposes are a plain declaration of facts within your own knowledge with nothing to attach, and that is genuinely normal — this item just will not apply to you.
  • The form, letter or notice that asked you for this affidavitIt tells you and the notary exactly what the receiving authority expects the affidavit to say, and it shows the affidavit was requested for a real, specific purpose rather than prepared on your own.If nobody asked you in writing and you are preparing this for your own purpose, skip this one.

This is a checklist of what a lawyer usually asks for first — not a judgement about your case, and never a reason you cannot send the affidavit. We go by how you describe each item; nobody opens your files to check them, so tick things off honestly — the list is only useful if it is true. You can add more evidence at any time, and only you and our team can see what you upload.

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