A written statement given under oath before someone who is authorized to administer an oath.

A sworn statement made in front of a person authorised by the courts to witness statements made under oath.

A written statement that someone swears to under oath and in front of someone who is legally authorized, like a judge or notary public.

A legal document in which the party who makes it swears that the information contained in the document is true, and correct to the best of his knowledge.

Written statement on oath used as evidence in a hearing.

Sworn proof that an advertiser's commercials were actually run as scheduled. The affidavit indicates the day and time of each broadcast and accompanies the station's bill to the agencies.

A written statement of facts signed and confirmed by the oath of the person making it. It must be signed by a notary public or other official having authority to administer oaths.

A sworn statement by a consumer declaring that a particular ACH transaction was authorized or that the authorization for that transaction has been revoked.

A written account of facts, sworn to as true.

Sworn statement in writing made before an officer who has authority to administer an oath.

An affidavit is a written statement used as evidence in court proceedings. The individual who makes the statement must swear or affirm that it is true before an authorised person such as a policeman or a judge.

A signed, notarized statement.

a declaration that is made in writing and is administered under oath before an authorized official.

A written statement, the truth of which must be sworn before an officer of the court.

A statement written and sworn to in the presence of someone authorized to administer an oath, such as a notary public.

A written statement containing evidence given on oath or by affirmation. The evidence in the affidavit need not be expressed in any formal way but should be set out in numbered paragraphs in the first person. If the person making the affidavit wishes to refer to any document, this document should be attached ('exhibited') to the affidavit

A statement sworn to or affirmed before an official who is authorized to administer oaths--usually a notary public.

A statement in writing sworn or affirmed to before an official (usually a notary public) who has the authority to administer an oath or affirmation.

A statement made under oath, usually in writing.

Written legal proof-of-performance, from a radio or television station, that a commercial ran at the time indicated.

A statement the buyer or seller may be asked to sign at the closing, attesting to certain information.

Document signed by the commissioners for oaths with the official seal of the commissioners for oaths of Ontario that states officially that a notice was published in the Canada Gazette, Part I, on a specific date. Lawyers need this document in judicial court as legal evidence that a notice was published in the Canada Gazette.

A written, sworn statement of facts made voluntarily, usually in support of a motion or in response to a request of the court.

a written statement of facts sworn to by someone authorized to administer oaths such as a notary or Delaware attorney.

A written statement which the affiant swears to be true.

A sworn statement made under oath reduced to writing.

written declaration made under oath; a written statement sworn to be true before someone legally authorized to administer an oath

a certification, sworn before a notary public or other official

a common form of sworn statement requiring an oath

a declaration in writing sworn to by a party before some person who has authority to administer oaths

a declaration made in writing, of facts and sworn before an officer having authority to administer oath

a document or written statement given in the place of verbal evidence for court proceedings

a document setting forth what you know, which you sign under oath, on penalty of perjury

a document setting out a statement that a person (the deponent) swears to be true and correct

a document which needs to be sworn by a person with the authority to do so

a formal written statement setting out the facts of your case

a legal document in which a person swears certain facts on oath before a Justice of the Peace

a legal document, similar to a police statement, except that it has to be sworn before a Justice of the Peace or a Commissioner for Oaths who may also be a solicitor

a legal document used to make a statement to be introduced as evidence in a court of law

a notarized declaration

a proper way to bring facts before us in an original jurisdiction proceeding

a signed statement, duly sworn to, by the maker thereof, before a notary public or other officer authorized to administer oaths

a solemn document, which is sworn or affirmed before a witness (a Justice of the Peace or a solicitor)

a statement by a person in which the person states that to the best of his or her knowledge, the facts in question are true

a statement given by a person in a lawsuit in support or opposition to a claim

a statement in writing and on oath)

a statement made in writing sworn to or affirmed in front of a person having the authority to administer the oath or affirmation

a statement made under oath, in this instance being that the person who claimed to be you was not you and that you did not incur the debt claimed

a statement of facts sworn under oath to be true and, if untrue, could subject the person to prosecution for criminal perjury charges if the statements were known to be false when made

a statement of facts which is verified by one of the parties and submitted to the court in support of a motion or an order

a statement of facts which the maker swears to be true

a statement reduced to writing and truth of which is sworn to before some one who is authorized to administer an oath

a statement that explains in your own words why you are asking that the child support order be changed

a sworn document in which two or more persons swear before an official that a given event or the identity of a given person is common knowledge

a sworn, notarized statement

a sworn statement before an official, usually a notary, in which the person states certain things to be true

a sworn statement from the investigative agency establishing the probable cause for the search warrant

a sworn statement given by the seller about the history of the property, to the best of his/her knowledge

a voluntary declaration of facts written down and sworn or affirmed to be true by a party who has personal knowledge of the records or matters at issue in an inquiry

a voluntary statement or declaration of fact

a witness statement that declares under oath that a certain set of facts are true

a written document in which the signer swears under oath before a notary public

a written form of evidence used in court proceedings

a written promise that you are telling the truth

a written statement, affirmed or sworn before a solicitor or Justice of the Peace

a written statement and is the main way of presenting evidence (the facts of the case) to the court

a written statement from a person which has been sworn to be true (aka an oath)

a written statement made by a person who signs the statement in front of a notary public and swears to its truth

a written statement made on oath or solemn affirmation and signed by the deponent

a written statement made upon oath or affirmation and signed in the presence of a person who is authorised to administer oaths (normally a solicitor)

a written statement of evidence sworn before an authorized person

a written statement of fact sent to the court by a third party interested in the case

a written statement sworn on oath to be true

a written statement which you swear is the truth

a written sworn document that tells the judge what happened

An instrument wherein an individual swears to certain facts; i.e.: marital affidavit, possession affidavit, heirship, and other ownership factors affecting a piece of property. An affidavit does not transfer anything and could be similar to giving a testimony in a courtroom.

A written statement sworn to before a person officially permitted by the law to administer an oath.

A written statement sworn before an authorized official.

In legal terms, an affidavit is a declaration of fact, made voluntarily, under oath or affirmation, and taken before a person having legal authority. Affidavits were collected by representatives of the Crown from Métis and Original White Settlers or their heirs in support of  their claims under the Manitoba Act and its amendments. 10 These documents provide information of interest to genealogist, such as the name of the claimant, date of birth, names of parents, and affiliated parish.

A written statement that is signed and sworn on oath and therefore able to be used as evidence in court.

A sworn, written declaration that a certain set of facts is true.

A voluntary statement of facts formally reduced to writing, sworn to, or affirmed before some officer authorized to administer oaths.

A signed statement (filed with the patent office) putting appropriate facts or opinions on record.

A statement, in writing, made under oath before a notary.

a signed Written statement sworn before a notary or other court officer

is the legal term for written evidence that tells the court the facts about an incident. It is sworn as the truth in front of a solicitor or a Justice of the Peace.

A declaration in writing on oath, made before a person legally qualified for the purpose.

a written/printed statement of facts in the name of a person who swears or affirms it before a person having authority to administer the oath.

A written state me nt made under oath, often as part of a divorce proceeding. In a divorce proceeding, Affidavits usually accompany motions and are used to avoid having to appear in court personally to testify.

Written statement signed and sworn before an authorized person to take an oath.

A written statement in the name of a person who voluntarily signs and swears or affirms to its truth

A document that contains a statement, made under oath or affirmation, signed by the affiant and a jurat (certificate) signed and sealed by a notary.

a written statement or declaration sworn to or affirmed before an officer authorized to administer an oath or affirmation.

A document that states facts that you swear under oath or affirm to be true. A lawyer, notary public, or commissioner of oaths must witness your signature and sign your affidavit.

Sworn statement made before a notary public, or other official authorized to administer an oath, and then reduced to writing.

a signed statement, sworn to by the person making a personal appearance before the notary.

a written statement affirmed or sworn by oath before a commissioner for taking affidavits in British Columbia or a notary public, for use as evidence in court.

A sworn statement signed in front of a Commissioner of Oaths. It can be used as evidence in court.

Latin meaning "has pledged his faith." A written statement of facts made voluntarily and sworn to under oath before a public official or other persons authorized to administer such an oath.

A written statement in which the affiant swears to the truthfulness of the content.

A written statement of facts confirmed by the oath of the party making it, before a notary or officer having authority to administer oaths.

A statement containing evidence, the truth of which is sworn on oath before a person who has the authority to administer the oath.

A written statement of facts signed under penalty of perjury or before a notary public.

A legal statement of fact sworn under oath to be true by the person making the statement.

A notarized statement from a broadcast station that confirms the actual run time of a commercial or program. In order to collect funds, stations provide proof that what was ordered actually ran and at exactly what date/time. If a program or commercial was pre-empted, it will be listed on the affidavit.

A written statement originally made under oath before a notary public or other authorized official.

A written or printed statement made under oath.

A written statement of facts sworn to or affirmed under oath in the presence of a notary public.

a written statement whereby the signer swears to its truth before a notary or other judicial officer. A witness affidavit may be accepted in place of testimony in court.

A written statement of facts that are made under oath and which must be witnessed and signed by a notary or another official authorized to administer oaths.

A written statement by a person stating what they know and sworn under Oath or Affirmed

A sworn statement in writing.

A written and sworn to voluntary statement.

A sworn statement reduced to writing and made under oath before a Notary Public or other official authorized by law to administer an oath.

A written statement or declaration whose contents are sworn to be true by the signer before a notary or some other judicial officer authorized to take oaths. A witness's affidavit carries such weight that a judge will frequently accept it place of oral testimony in court.

A written statement of fact sworn to under oath.

A written statement on oath (or affirmation) sworn (or affirmed) before someone who has authority to administer oaths and affirmation, for example, a registrar of a court, a lawyer, or a Justice of the Peace (JP).

A written statement, sworn or affirmed, which may be used as a substitute for oral evidence in court.

A voluntary statement in writing, sworn to before a notary public or other officer.

A statement in writing, sworn to, before proper authority

A sworn statement on writing.

A sworn statement written down before a notary or public official.

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A sworn statement, typed and signed by a person involved in a family law matter. It is witnessed by someone, usually a lawyer, and filed in support of a motion.

A written statement signed under oath by a person who swears that she or he has personal knowledge of what the affidavit says and that what is written is true. It is important to remember that in Illinois affidavits are usually used to tell the court what a witness will say when the witness gets to court. You can't sign a written statement and get out of going to court.

A written statement of facts either notarized by a Notary Public or witnessed by a clerk.

Written Testimony Under Oath Usually Sworn in Front of a Notary.

Written statement of fact, signed and sworn to before a person having authority to administer an oath

A written statement under oath or affirmation made or taken before an officer having authority to administer such oath.

A written statement made by person to be used in a court. A person who makes an affidavit must swear on oath that the contents of the affidavit are true or make an affirmation that they are true. It is often used in court in place of oral evidence.• Civil Courts• Drink Driving - Work Licences• Family Court Procedures• Government's Rights• Independent Children's Lawyer• Justices of the Peace• Perjury• Separation

a written statement that the writer swears is true.

A statement which before being signed, the person signing takes an oath that the contents are, to the best of their knowledge, true. It is also signed by a notary or some other judicial officer that can administer oaths, to the effect that the person signing the affidavit was under oath when doing so. These documents carry great weight in Courts to the extent that judges frequently accept an affidavit instead of the testimony of the witness.

A written statement sworn on oath (q.v.) or affirmed (q.v.) before a person with authority to administer it, such as a Justice of the Peace. The person who swears the affidavit is called the deponent (q.v.). Affidavits must contain only facts which the deponent can prove. Generally, affidavits are required in court proceedings in place of statutory declarations (q.v.).

a written or oral statement made under oath.

A written statement of facts made under oath used to present evidence to a court; generally used to support motions made before a case goes to trial.

A written statement or affirmation made under penalty of perjury that requires notarization.

A written or printed declaration or statement of facts confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the making party.

Statement of fact sworn before a commisioner of oaths or notary public.

Sworn statement in writing, usually made under oath or on affirmation before a magistrate or officer (often a notary public).

A voluntary, sworn statement by a party or witness in a lawsuit.

A statement made under oath and notarized by a Notary Public. Affidavits are no longer required in Washington. Instead the courts use Declarations (see definition below).

a written, sworn statement in which the writer swears that the information stated therein is true.

A sworn statement setting out facts which the affiant states are true. Sworn before a Commissioner for swearing Oaths, Notary Public or other public official.

A voluntary written statement that is signed and sworn under oath by the person making the statement before an officer having authority to administer the oath, usually a notary.

A document that gives a written or printed declaration of statement of facts and is confirmed by an oath or affirmation.

A written statement which is sworn to be true by the person signing it. It is sworn before someone authorised by the court.

A written or printed declaration or statement of fact, made voluntarily and confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the party making it, and taken before an officer having authority to administer such oath.

A written statement of facts under oath, by a party. Can also be referred to as a declaration.

A written or printed statement of facts signed by an individual and notarized. Affidavits are used in many aspects of the court and are often filed with court documents.

A sworn written statement.

A written, ex parte statement made or taken under oath before an officer of the court or a notary public or other person who has been authorized to do so.

a statement written and sworn to be true before a notary public or a commissioner for oaths

A written statement of facts made voluntarily and confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the party making it before an officer authorized to administer oaths, i.e., a notary public.

a written declaration or statement of facts, made voluntarily, and confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the party making it, taken before a person having authority to administer such oath or afirmation. The person making the statement and taking the oath is called the affiant.

A written statement, sworn or confirmed as true before an authorised person, which may be used in support of certain applications or as evidence in court.

A Written statement of a person who asserts the statement to be true under penalty of perjury or who makes the statement under oath before a notary public or other authorized individual.

A voluntarily, written statement of fact, confirmed by oath.

A written statement of facts that a person swears or affirms are true before a commissioner for oaths. The facts in the statement will be used as evidence in court. See definitions for evidence and fact. Affidavits may also be used to prove the identity of the person signing a document and to prove that you have delivered documents to another person. These types of Affidavits are called an Affidavit of Execution and an Affidavit of Service and are explained below. See Rules of Court: Rules 298-314 and Family Law Practice Note 3.

A voluntary statement of facts signed before a notary public, court officer, or other authority.

A statement or declaration of facts that has been written down and confirmed by the originator under oath.

A written statement of fact, sworn or solemnly affirmed under oath before a lawyer, notary public or commissionaire of oaths.

A written declaration under oath.

Voluntary written statement of facts given under oath. In criminal cases affidavits are often used by police officers seeking to obtain search or arrest warrants. In civil cases affidavits of witnesses are often used to support motions for summary judgment.

A written statement of fact that is verified by oath or affirmation.

A written statement or declaration, sworn to before an officer who has authority to administer an oath.

A written, sworn statement of evidence.

A statement or declaration reduced to writing and sworn to or affirmed before some officer who has authority to administer an oath or affirmation.

Written evidence given under oath by a person (the ‘deponent’). An affidavit is written in the first person. It usually contains information within the deponent's personal knowledge, but may also refer to information obtained from other sources (‘hearsay’ evidence). Documents referred to in the affidavit are called "exhibits" and are usually attached.

A written statement under oath that is signed by the person making it and is notarized.

A written statement of facts, the contents of which are sworn under oath to be true by the person making the statement. An affidavit is sometimes used in court proceedings as evidence in place of oral testimony.

Any type of document written by the applicant or by a third party in support of the applicant and signed in front of a notary public.

a written statement made before a notary public or other person authorized to administer oaths

A written statement in which the facts stated are sworn or affirmed to be true.

means a written sworn statement where you say, under oath, that the statement is true. You must sign an affidavit in front of a notary public. Click here to get a printer-friendly .pdf pamphlet version. If you need help, click here.

The sworn statement of a television or radio station that a commercial appeared as stated on the invoice. It is important to request this type of confirmation to show that all commercials actually ran. If any commercials didn't run, the candidate is entitled to a make-good during the campaign or a refund after the election.

A written statement of facts made on oath or affirmation that may be used as evidence.

A written declaration sworn to before an officer who has authority to administer an oath or affirmation.

A voluntary statement or declaration of facts, which has been written down or confirmed under oath. Affidavits can be administered by judges and notary publics; by anyone allowed under oath to do so.

A written declaration on oath.

A statement of facts which is made voluntarily and confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the person making it.

A written statement, recorded under oath and accepted as legal evidence. An affidavit differs from a submission, which presents requests, findings, opinions and/or recommendations See: Submissions

A written statement of facts either notarized or witness by the clerk.

A written statement sworn to before a notary public.

A written statement of facts signed and sworn to in front of a notary or other qualified person.

A written statement or declaration sworn to or affirmed before some official who has the authority to administer affirmation. An oath.

a written statement of fact either sworn or affirmed by the person making it (called the "deponent"); a form of evidence (in contrast to verbal testimony given in court) filed and to be considered by the judge in deciding a particular matter;

A written statement of facts made under oath before a notary or court officer having the authority to administer oaths.

A written statement of facts or statement of authenticity of documents made under oath and signed by the person claiming to know the facts. The document usually must be acknowledged by a notary public.

a written statement sworn or declared to be true and correct

A written statement voluntarily signed under oath, usually in support of a motion.

A sworn statement; written oath such as acknowledgment.

A written statement made under oath before a notary public or other judicial officer.

A written statement made under oath before an authorized person, such as a notary public

a statement of facts based on personal knowledge, written or adopted by a person (called the affiant) who signs it before a notary and swears to the truth of the statement. Affidavits are not necessarily admissible in court, but are used for other purposes as well.

A sworn statement by a broadcast station that a commercial appeared as stated on the invoice.

A written or typed statement taken under oath

This is a sworn statement under oath. It is used as a replacement for having a person come to court to testify.

Written statement signed and sworn to before some person authorized to take an oath.

A written statement of fact given voluntarily and under oath. For example, in criminal cases, affidavits are often used by police officers seeking to convince courts to grant a warrant to make an arrest or a search. In civil cases, affidavits of witnesses are often used to support motions for summary judgment.

A written statement or declaration of facts sworn to by the maker, taken before a person officially permitted by law to administer oaths.

The written statement of facts, sworn to under penalty of perjury.

A statement by a person sworn to before a notary public

A voluntary written statement of facts made under oath before a notary public.

An affidavit is a formal sworn statement of fact, signed by the declarant (who is called the affiant) and witnessed (as to the veracity of the affiant's signature) by a taker of oaths, such as a notary public. The name is Medieval Latin for he has declared upon oath.

the document TV station and cable network sales departments create and send their agency clients confirming the commercial run times and specific prices paid.