General Legal Affidavit Generator
The General Affidavit Generator drafts standard sworn statements for name variation, address proof, lost certificates, and general administrative declarations under Indian notarial law.
Affidavit Draft
Enter deponent details and sworn statements on the left, then click "Generate Notarial Affidavit Draft" to preview.
This is a self-help drafting aid. Execute on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper (typically ₹10, ₹20, or ₹100 as per state stamp rules) and get it attested by a practicing Notary Public or Oath Commissioner.
How to Execute an Affidavit in India
- Purchase of Non-Judicial Stamp Paper: Procure Non-Judicial Stamp Paper (e-Stamp or physical) of state-specified denomination (usually ₹10 to ₹100) in the deponent's name.
- Signing Before the Notary: Do not pre-sign the affidavit. The deponent must sign in person before an authorized Notary Public or Oath Commissioner after taking an oath.
- Notary Stamp & Register Entry: The Notary Public will sign, affix notarial adhesive stamps, stamp their seal with registration number, and record the entry in the Notary Register.
Frequently Asked Questions About Affidavits
What stamp paper denomination is required for an affidavit in India?
Most states require non-judicial stamp paper of ₹10, ₹20, or ₹100, depending on local State Stamp Acts and whether it is submitted for an administrative, academic, or court requirement.
Who is authorized to attest an affidavit in India?
A licensed Notary Public, an Executive Magistrate, or a Court Oath Commissioner is statutorily authorized to administer oaths and attest affidavits under the Notaries Act, 1952.
Can an affidavit be submitted for spelling differences in official IDs?
Yes — a "Same Person / Name Variation Affidavit" is the standard legal instrument accepted by passport offices, banks, and registrars to explain minor name variations between records.