The Affidavit of Parentage is a vital legal instrument within the Indonesian civil law system, used when there is a need to formally establish or confirm a parent-child relationship. This document becomes necessary in various situations, such as when updating birth records, establishing parental rights, handling inheritance matters, or dealing with immigration processes. The affidavit must contain specific information about the parent making the declaration, the child, and the circumstances of parentage, all in compliance with Indonesian civil registration requirements. It needs to be properly executed before a notary public and may require supporting documentation such as identity papers, birth records, or medical evidence. The document plays a crucial role in protecting both the parent's and child's legal rights and ensuring proper documentation of family relationships within the Indonesian legal system.

1. Title and Declaration Statement: Formal title of the document and opening declaration statement identifying it as an Affidavit of Parentage

2. Affiant Information: Complete identification details of the person making the declaration, including full legal name, date of birth, national ID number, and current address

3. Child Information: Full details of the child including full name, date of birth, place of birth, and birth certificate number (if available)

4. Parentage Declaration: Explicit statement declaring the biological relationship between the affiant and the child

5. Facts and Circumstances: Relevant facts supporting the declaration of parentage, including relationship with the other parent at the time of conception/birth

6. Supporting Evidence Statement: Reference to any supporting documentation or evidence being provided with the affidavit

7. Oath/Verification: Formal statement confirming the truth of the declarations made in the affidavit

8. Signature Block: Space for affiant's signature, date, and notary authentication