Question 1

What is a Custom Affidavit?

Accepted Answer

A sworn written statement drafted by a qualified advocate, legally declaring facts known to you. Used for court filings, administrative applications, identity declarations, or any situation requiring a formal legal attestation under oath.

Question 2

When do I need an affidavit vs a notice or agreement?

Accepted Answer

Use an affidavit when you need to declare facts under oath — for example, 'I am the sole owner of this property', 'I have no pending loans', or 'My name has changed'. Use a notice for disputes. Use an agreement for two-party transactions.

Question 3

Do I need to notarize this affidavit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our attorney drafts the affidavit, but you must get it notarized or sworn before a Notary Public, Oath Commissioner, or Magistrate depending on where you'll submit it. We provide clear instructions on where and how.

Question 4

What supporting documents should I attach?

Accepted Answer

Upload any documents that support your declaration: identity proofs, property papers, marriage certificates, old name records for name-change affidavits, income proofs, and so on. Our attorney incorporates them correctly into the affidavit.

Question 5

What's the delivery timeline?

Accepted Answer

Within 24 hours of receiving your documents. Delivered as a Word and PDF file. Print on plain paper (or stamp paper if required by your authority), then take for notarisation.

Question 6

Can I use this affidavit in court proceedings?

Accepted Answer

Yes, provided it's properly notarised. Our affidavits are drafted to meet Indian Evidence Act requirements and include all mandatory declarations. Confirm with the specific court or authority whether any additional format is required.

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