Affidavit Generator: 10 Types in Indian Legal Format

Generate 10 different affidavits in a single tool — state-wise stamp paper guidance, Notary attestation block, IPC Sec 191/193 reference, deponent verification clause. Print on Rs 10/100/500 e-stamp paper.

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An Affidavit (shapath patra) is a sworn legal statement that you sign before a Notary Public / Oath Commissioner / Executive Magistrate. It is governed under the Notaries Act 1952 and Oaths Act 1969. A false statement can lead to punishment for perjury under IPC Section 191/193.

This free Affidavit Generator produces 10 types of affidavits in a single tool: (1) Address Proof Affidavit (rented house, property declaration), (2) Income Self-Declaration (for those without a Form-16), (3) Lost Document Affidavit (lost PAN/Aadhaar/RC/passport/license), (4) Marriage Affidavit (mostly for Special Marriage Act or NRI marriage), (5) DOB/Name Correction Affidavit (school certificate / Aadhaar / passport mismatch), (6) Joint Property Owner Declaration, (7) Sole Owner / No-Objection Affidavit, (8) Indemnity Bond (bank claim / lost FD), (9) HUF Formation Declaration, (10) PEP / FATCA Self-Declaration (for KYC).

Generator inputs: Deponent details (name, father, age, religion, occupation, address), affidavit-specific fields (e.g., for Lost Document: doc type + doc number + FIR number + date), Purpose, Place of execution, Date. Selecting the state gives you an appropriate stamp paper value recommendation (Haryana Rs 10-100, Maharashtra Rs 100, Delhi Rs 10-50, etc.).

Output format: Center-aligned "AFFIDAVIT" heading with type label, deponent introduction ("I, NAME, son/daughter/wife of FATHER, aged X years, occupation Y, residing at Z, do solemnly affirm and declare..."), affidavit-specific body, VERIFICATION clause, DEPONENT signature box, NOTARIAL ATTESTATION block (simplified compact format that does not split across pages).

Execution checklist: Print on Rs 10-100 stamp paper (Haryana/Delhi typically Rs 10-50, Maharashtra Rs 100, complex ones Rs 100-500), Deponent sign in Notary's presence with photo ID, Notary affixes seal + signature + register entry number, Notary fee Rs 50-200 depending on state.

This tool generates a draft only. It is a general format template, not legal advice — Aumsetu.com is not a law firm, and for anything contested, valuable or unusual you should have a qualified advocate review the draft before you swear to it. Local Notary / Sub-Registrar requirements vary by state — confirm with them before purchasing stamp paper. False affidavits are punishable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do you get stamp paper? Is it available online?
There are 3 sources to buy stamp paper: (a) Sub-Registrar Office (counter purchase), (b) Licensed Stamp Vendor (court compound / tehsil), (c) e-Stamping via the SHCIL portal (Stock Holding Corporation of India) for participating states. Online e-Stamp paper is available in most states (Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, etc.). Print it out and get it attested by a Notary.
What is the notary fee?
Notarial fee per affidavit is Rs 50-200 depending on the state. Court complex Notaries usually charge a fixed rate. Some states (Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka) charge Rs 50-100. Bigger cities (Mumbai, Bangalore) charge Rs 150-200. Always take the receipt / register entry number as proof.
Who can attest an affidavit — Notary or Magistrate?
A Notary Public, Executive Magistrate, Sub-Registrar, or Oath Commissioner — all can attest an affidavit. The most common is a Notary Public (available in court complexes). For court matters, an Oath Commissioner or court Notary is preferred. For bank affidavits, typically any Notary works.
How long is an affidavit valid?
The validity of an affidavit depends on its purpose, not the affidavit itself. A lost-document affidavit is usually accepted as fresh for 6 months. An address proof affidavit is usually valid for 3-6 months. An income affidavit needs to be freshly made every financial year. A marriage affidavit is valid for a lifetime (event-based, not time-based).
What happens if false information is written in an affidavit?
A false statement on oath can lead to prosecution under IPC Section 191 (giving false evidence) and Section 193 (punishment for false evidence). Punishment is up to 7 years imprisonment plus a fine. This is especially serious if the affidavit is for court proceedings. Always provide truthful information.

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