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Affidavit and Sworn Statement Template Pack: General, Identity, Residence and Support Templates with a Notary-Ready Checklist
Five plain fill-in templates for the statements people get asked to swear to, a chart for picking the right one, and a checklist so the notary visit works the first time.
$19 one time · 14-day full refund · Word and PDF · download link by email
Who it is for
Anyone asked for an affidavit or sworn statement by a bank, school, landlord, agency or family member, and notaries who want clean templates to hand to signers.
Not the right fit if
You need the USCIS Form I-864 or a court's own affidavit form (use those as issued), or someone needs a statement drafted for a legal dispute. Not a legal or document preparation service.
Why it is different
- The jurat and acknowledgment wording is the State of New Jersey's own, from the Notary Public Manual, with the page named.
- Every template marks what the receiving office decides, so you ask before you sign, not after.
- Word files to edit and PDFs to print; the declaration wording is quoted from 28 U.S.C. 1746.
What is inside
- Which one do I need?. A chart from the situation to the document, whether it is sworn before a notary or signed as a declaration, and what to ask the office first.
- General affidavit. Venue, the affiant's details, numbered facts and a jurat block, with fill-in guidance line by line.
- Sworn statement and declaration. A sworn statement for a notary, and the federal declaration wording under penalty of perjury, explained neutrally.
- Affidavit of identity. One and the same person: for a name that appears differently on two records.
- Affidavit of residence. Who lives where and since when, with a space for the household member it is about.
- Affidavit of support (personal use). A family support statement for a school, landlord or program. It is not the USCIS Form I-864, and the pack says so on the page.
- Notary-ready checklist. Blank lines, venue, jurat or acknowledgment, ID and the New Jersey certificate wording from the State's manual.
A look inside
The first pages, as you will get them
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Delivered as a zip of editable Word files and printable PDFs. For one business, your own use. General information and templates, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Templates and general information, not legal advice; we are not lawyers. The office that asked for the statement decides what it accepts. Not affiliated with the State of New Jersey or USCIS. Payment is handled by Stripe. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right.
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What's in the download?
Eight Word documents with matching PDFs: a Start Here guide, the which-one chart, five fill-in templates (general affidavit, sworn statement and declaration, identity, residence, personal support) and the notary-ready checklist. The link arrives by email after payment.
What's the difference between an affidavit and a declaration?
An affidavit is sworn or affirmed before an official such as a notary, who completes a jurat. A declaration is signed under a penalty of perjury statement with no notary. Federal law (28 U.S.C. 1746) allows a declaration for many federal matters, with exceptions; other offices set their own rules, so ask the office which it accepts.
Is the affidavit of support the immigration form?
No. The template is for personal use, such as a school, landlord or program asking who supports a family member. The immigration affidavit of support is USCIS Form I-864, which has its own form and instructions at uscis.gov.
Does the notary fill in the facts?
No. You write the facts and they must be true; the notary identifies you, gives the oath or affirmation and completes the certificate. Bring the statement unsigned.
Is this legal advice?
No. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice; ask an attorney about your situation.
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