A Name Declaration Affidavit is a crucial legal instrument in Hong Kong's legal framework, particularly necessary in situations where an individual needs to formally establish the connection between different versions or spellings of their name. This document is commonly required when dealing with banking institutions, government agencies, or in situations involving property transactions or legal proceedings. The affidavit becomes especially relevant in Hong Kong's bilingual environment, where individuals often maintain both Chinese and English names, or where historical documents might contain different romanizations of Chinese names. The document must be executed in compliance with Hong Kong's legal requirements, including proper attestation by authorized officials such as a Commissioner for Oaths or Notary Public. It serves as official evidence of name equivalency and can be used for various official purposes, from updating identification documents to conducting business transactions.

1. Title and Introduction: States that this is an affidavit for name declaration and identifies the jurisdiction (Hong Kong)

2. Declarant Information: Full details of the person making the declaration including current legal name, HKID number, address, and occupation

3. Purpose of Declaration: Clear statement of the purpose of the affidavit (to declare and confirm names used)

4. Name Details: Detailed information about the name(s) being declared, including current legal name and any variations

5. Statement of Truth: Formal declaration that all information provided is true and correct

6. Execution Block: Space for signature, date, and attestation by authorized person (commissioner for oaths or notary public)