An Affidavit Form is a written statement (confirmed by oath, declaration or affirmation) which can be used as evidence within a court.
An Affidavit can be created for various purposes such as
The nature and purpose of all these may be different but they are made for a sole purpose of making a declaration , confirming by oath, that the contents of the affidavit are true.
Available below are Free Affidavit Forms which you may download and print.
Alaska Affidavit of Boat Ownership or form 848 is a legal instrument intended to declare the ownership of a boat. This affidavit form is suitable for use in Alaska State. Moreover, a boat owner in Alaska State can prepare this document during the sale of the vessel. In addition, this instrument serves as a legal…
The Affidavit of Domicile must be completed by the executor or administrator of an estate and notarized by a notary public before stocks, bonds, or other securities that are part of the estate can be transferred or sold. It establishes the state in which the decedent held the securities, which is the state that can levy…
The Blank Affidavit Template Form and it is intended to be used in conjunction with a legal matter being heard by a State’s Supreme Court. If the attorneys and the judge agree, this affidavit may be used in lieu of appearing in person and providing testimony in the case. When you complete this affidavit and sign…
The Maricopa County, Arizona Small Estate Affidavit Form is pursuant to Arizona Law, Sec. 14-3971(B), ARS. It must be notarized by an Arizona notary public. This set of forms is to be used to claim wages, personal property, or real property from the estate of a person who has died in Maricopa County, Arizona. When can this…
The Illinois Small Estate Affidavit Form is pursuant to the Illinois Probate Act of 1975, section 25-1. It can be used when the deceased’s estate is worth less than $100,000 and there are no claims on the estate or debts other than funeral expenses. When can I use this Affidavit? The total amount of personal property in…
This Indiana Small Estate Affidavit Form or Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property is pursuant to Indiana Code Section 29-1-8. It can be used when the deceased’s estate is worth less than $25,000 and there has been no executor appointed or a probate case filed. It can be used to claim a share of the…
The Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property of Decent is regulated in the State of Alaska under the Alaska Statues; Sec. 13.06.050., Sec. 13.16.680., Sec. 13.16.685., Sec. 28.10.011. This form is the collection of certain personal belongings from the person who recently died. An affidavit is a written statement (confirmed by oath, declaration or affirmation)…
The Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property by Affidavit is regulated in the State of Arizona pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes §14-3971. The Non-Probate Affidavit for Obtaining Title to a Vehicle form can be used by the people who are entitled to the dead person’s (decedent’s) Tangible Personal Property in the specific form of a Vehicle. All…
The Small Estate Affidavit(s) for Transfer of Property When a Person has Died, under $100,000 and up to $5000 in wages, is regulated in the State of Arizona pursuant to the A.R.S, § 14-3971. A successor is the person(s) who is are entitled to the decedent’s property, a person with a legal right or legal…
The Petition to Determine Succession to Real Property and Personal Property of Estates under $150,000 is regulated in the State of California pursuant to the Probate Code § 13150 – § 13158. This petition is used to determine the dead person’s (decedent’s) estate, to identify the legal heirs and to correctly and legally transfers all…
The Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property by Affidavit is regulated in the State of Colorado pursuant to; §15-12-1201, §15-12-1202(3), §15-12-1202(1), § 15-12-1201(3.5) C.R.S. C.R.S This Affidavit enables the people who are entitled to the dead person’s (decedent’s) Personal Property. Person Property includes the decedents belongs, like a vehicle, but does NOT include their Real Property…
