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Affidavit Of Lost Document Form
"I need an Affidavit of Lost Document Form for a misplaced university diploma that I need to submit to a potential employer by March 2025; the document was issued in Manila and I need the affidavit to request a replacement copy."
1. Title and Venue: Specifies that this is an Affidavit of Lost Document and states the place where the affidavit is being executed
2. Affiant's Information: Full name, age, citizenship, civil status, and complete address of the person making the sworn statement
3. Document Details: Complete description of the lost document including type, reference numbers, date of issuance, issuing authority, and its significance
4. Circumstances of Loss: Detailed explanation of when, where, and how the document was lost or destroyed
5. Due Diligence: Statement of efforts made to locate the document and steps taken to search for it
6. Purpose: Explanation of why the affidavit is being executed and how it will be used
7. Undertaking: Promise to surrender the affidavit if the original document is found and to not use both simultaneously
8. Certification of Truthfulness: Declaration that all statements made in the affidavit are true and correct
9. Notarial Closing: Standard closing statements, signature block, and notarial requirements
1. Witnesses Section: Required when there are witnesses to the loss of the document who can corroborate the affiant's statement
2. Police Report Reference: Include when a police report was filed regarding the loss
3. Indemnification Clause: Added when required by specific institutions to protect them from future claims
4. Supporting Documents Declaration: Used when attaching photocopies or other evidence of the lost document
5. Multiple Document Declaration: Required when multiple related documents were lost in the same incident
1. Photocopy of Lost Document: If available, a copy of the lost document to be attached as reference
2. Police Report: Copy of the police report filed regarding the loss, if applicable
3. Valid ID: Photocopy of the affiant's valid government-issued identification
4. Publication Notice: If required, proof of publication of loss in a newspaper of general circulation
5. Supporting Affidavits: Sworn statements from witnesses, if any, corroborating the loss
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Lost Document
Original Document
Issuing Authority
Supporting Documents
Notary Public
Venue
Due Diligence
Publication
Competent Authority
Government-Issued Identification
Certified True Copy
Official Receipt
Place of Loss
Date of Loss
Witness
Last Known Location
Duplicate Copy
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Operations
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