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Proof of Identity Affidavit
A proof of identity affidavit is a legal document where a person swears to their identity, often for the purpose of obtaining identification or government services. It may include details such as the person’s name, address, and date of birth. This document is often used when other forms of ID are unavailable.
Why Use a Notary?
Notarizing a proof of identity affidavit is crucial for verifying the person’s identity and preventing fraud. It adds legal credibility to the affidavit, making it more likely to be accepted by government agencies or financial institutions. Notarization provides proof that the person signed the affidavit voluntarily and under oath. It also helps prevent disputes or challenges to the person’s identity.
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