Affidavit without attestation by notary etc

In that case it won't be considered as an AFFIDAVIT.

Attestation is the act of bearing witness. It can take a number of different forms in a legal sense. Generally speaking, it refers to an activity in which someone confirms something with a written or oral oath. A simple example of an attestation might be a signature on the bottom of a legal document from a notary public indicating that he or she saw the author write out and sign the document.

In some cases, an attestation is simply a verification that a document was signed in front of witnesses. By signing, the witnesses attest that they saw the document being signed and were aware of the identity of the signatory. They are not, however, attesting to anything in the document itself; the document may be incorrect or improperly filled out, for example, but this is not the responsibility of the people who attested to it.

Respected Archnaji and other members also,

O.k., in that case, it won't be considered Affidavit. Can it be considered anything else and if whatever written in it  is proved false, can it be utilised against the person who gave it , please clarify.

An affidavit  is a written sworn statement of fact voluntarily made by an affiant or deponent under an oath or affirmation administered by a person authorized to do so by law. Such statement is witnessed as to the authenticity of the affiant's signature by a taker of oaths, such as a notary public or commissioner of oaths.Unless otherwise provided by statute, an oath is essential to an affidavit. The statement of the affiant does not become an affidavit unless the proper official administers the oath.

Archnaji is absolutely right,it is mere a statement and not a affidavit in eye of law.

Respected Sirs and madams,

It is simply statement, can a case be filed against the borrower that providing false information on Rs. 10/- non judicial stamp as a false statement, he instigated to give loan, and he has made an offence u/s 420  IPC, as had he not given false statement, he would not have got loan. Please clarify.

Thanks for reply my query.

Without a Jurat Affidavit is not affidavit. Verification Clause or Jurat at the bottom of the Affidavit is not an empty formality and it can not be taken lightly.

My name in my passport is AJAY KUMAR SINGH. I my educational certificates, my name is printed as AJAY KUMAR. S.   I need to submit an affidavit stating that it is one and the same person and is a variation of the same name. Please can you suggest a format for this?

Dear Ajay Kumar Singh,

You can provide the One and the Same person affidavit stating that both the names belong to the same person. You can have a look of the format of this affidavit here - https://www.edrafter.in/one-and-the-same-person/

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