Draft professional legal declarations for Name Changes, Address Proofs, and more in under 2 minutes.
Printing Note: Affidavits are usually required to be printed on ₹10 or ₹20 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper and must be attested by a Notary Public or Oath Commissioner to be legally valid.
Creating a legal declaration doesn't need to be complicated. Follow these steps to generate a document ready for notarization:
Used when your name has been legally changed or misspelled in documents. This is mandatory for updating passports, PAN cards, and Aadhaar cards. Our tool ensures the standard "I, [Old Name], henceforth be known as [New Name]" format is used.
Required when you lack standard address proof documents (like utility bills) for government applications. This self-declaration states your current permanent address under oath.
Often required for visa applications, marriage registration, or joint property purchases. This affidavit declares you are single, married, or divorced as of a specific date.
A flexible format for any other sworn statement, such as:
Important: A PDF downloaded from the internet is a draft. To make it a legally binding document, you must follow these post-download steps:
Pro Tip: Never sign the affidavit at home. Wait until you are in front of the Notary.
A: These templates are designed for non-judicial purposes (administrative use, government applications, record corrections). For court evidence, consult a lawyer.
A: For most general affidavits (Name Change, Address Proof), a ₹10 or ₹20 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper is standard. However, check your local state laws as stamp duty varies.
A: Generally, affidavits require a "wet ink" signature done in the presence of a Notary to be accepted by government bodies.
Disclaimer: We are a technology platform, not a law firm. This tool creates drafts based on user input and does not constitute legal advice.