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Schools, banks, the Arizona MVD and benefit programs may ask for sworn proof of where you live, especially if bills or a lease are not in your name. Schools, banks, the Arizona MVD and benefit programs may ask for sworn proof of where you live, especially if bills or a lease are not in your name.
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Consulates, schools and foreign authorities sometimes ask a sponsor to swear that they will support a visitor or student financially. This form works where a sworn letter is accepted. It does not replace official U.S. immigration forms.
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Lenders, title companies, government agencies and foreign consulates sometimes ask for a sworn statement confirming who you are, often alongside copies of your identification.
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Agencies, banks and companies often require a sworn statement before replacing a lost vehicle title, stock certificate, savings bond, deed, check or other important document.
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Many countries require a sworn statement that a U.S. citizen or resident is free to marry before a wedding abroad. It is also used by some consulates, immigration offices and churches.
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Immigration offices (including USCIS), courts, universities and foreign governments often require a translator’s sworn certification that a translation is accurate. This form is signed by the translator and attached to the translation.
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An affidavit is a written statement of facts that you swear or affirm is true before a notary. Use this general form when an agency, court, employer, school or foreign government asks for a sworn statement and does not supply its own form.
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When family or friends give money toward a home purchase or other transaction, lenders and title companies often require a signed, notarized statement that the money is a true gift and not a loan.
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If an original promissory note is lost, the lender or holder may still enforce it or release it by proving its terms and ownership. This affidavit is commonly needed for private loans, payoffs and mortgage satisfactions.
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When your name appears differently on a deed, loan, bank account or certificate (for example, a maiden name, a missing middle initial, or a misspelling), title companies and agencies use this affidavit to confirm all the names belong to you.
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Foreign pension funds, social security agencies and annuity companies often require retirees living in the United States to prove each year that they are alive. The pensioner must appear in person before a notary, which is why our mobile service is popular for this.
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Family and friends abroad who are applying for a U.S. visitor visa often bring an invitation letter from their U.S. host. A notarized letter carries more weight, and some foreign countries require one when a U.S. resident invites a visitor to that country.
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These forms are a free convenience, not legal advice. First Choice Mobile Notary & Apostille is not a law firm. Consult an attorney licensed in the relevant state for legal questions.