Form 14A Affidavit
Tell us about you, the person swearing this affidavit.
Step 1 of 6. Your name, where you live, and your role in the matter.
What is this affidavit for?
To support a motion I am bringing
To support a request for default judgment
To set aside a noting in default or a default judgment
To ask the court to extend a time limit
To respond to a motion brought against me
A general affidavit of facts
Other purpose stated below
If you chose other, describe the purpose in one sentence
The purpose frames the affidavit but does not change the rule that every paragraph must be a fact. Keep argument for your submissions. Keep the affidavit to what happened.
Set out the facts, one point per line.
Each line you write becomes a separately numbered sworn paragraph. Short, factual, in order. Do not argue. Do not state law. State only what you saw, did, or were told and believe.
List the exhibits you are attaching, one per line (optional)
An exhibit is a document you refer to in your affidavit. Each exhibit must be marked by the commissioner when you swear the affidavit. Refer to each one inside a numbered paragraph, for example, attached as Exhibit A is a copy of the agreement.
Review your affidavit on the right. When ready:
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After review, print the page (Cmd or Ctrl + P, save as PDF). Do not sign it yet. You must sign the affidavit in front of a commissioner for taking affidavits or a notary public, who then signs and dates the jurat. Voss can commission your affidavit and file it for you for a flat fee.
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