An Address Proof Affidavit is a sworn legal declaration made by an individual to formally state and verify their current, permanent, or residential address. It generally includes the deponent’s full name, age, parent/spouse’s name, complete residential address, and other relevant identification details.
The affidavit may be used when a person needs to declare, confirm, update, or establish their residential address for official or administrative purposes. It can be submitted as supporting documentation for government records, identity documents, bank-related requirements, educational institutions, employment, passport or visa applications, court proceedings, and other official matters, subject to the requirements of the concerned authority.
The deponent confirms that the address mentioned in the affidavit is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief. The affidavit is generally signed by the deponent and sworn or attested before a Notary Public, Oath Commissioner, or other authorized authority, as required by the concerned authority.