What's the difference between affidavit and declaration?

Affidavit: Sworn before notary, legally binding, false affidavit is perjury. Declaration: Simple statement, less formal, no notary needed. For important matters (court, visa), use affidavit.

Who can notarize an affidavit?

Notary public (licensed), judge, magistrate, lawyer. Never notarize own affidavit. Affiant and notary must be different people. Cost: ~₹500 per affidavit.

How long is an affidavit valid?

Usually 6-12 months from notarization. For government (visa, passport), some allow 1-3 year old affidavits. For court, usually within 1-2 years. Check specific requirement.

Can I use old affidavits?

Depends on purpose. Banks/visa: usually need recent (< 1 year). Courts: depends on what's being certified. Safer to get fresh affidavit if unclear.

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Affidavit Stamp Duty Calculator by State

Calculate stamp duty on affidavits in India

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Number of Affidavits

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Total Affidavit Cost

₹510

Stamp Duty

₹10

Notary Charges

₹500

What is Affidavit Stamp Duty?

Affidavit is a sworn statement before notary. Used in courts, banks, visa applications. Stamp duty varies by state (₹5-10 typically). Cost is minimal; validity is critical (must be notarized).

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