The Affidavit of Age Declaration is a critical legal instrument used across various contexts in the United States where formal age verification is necessary. This document becomes particularly important in situations where traditional age verification documents (such as birth certificates or passports) are unavailable, damaged, or when additional verification is required. The affidavit must comply with both federal perjury laws and state-specific notarization requirements, making it a legally binding declaration. Common uses include employment verification, age-restricted purchases or services, legal proceedings, and government applications. The document typically contains the declarant's personal information, explicit age declaration, and must be executed before a notary public to ensure its validity.

1. Title and Introduction: Formal title 'AFFIDAVIT OF AGE DECLARATION' and introductory statement identifying the document type and jurisdiction

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, current address, and other identifying information of the person making the age declaration

3. Age Declaration Statement: Clear and unambiguous statement of the declarant's date of birth and current age

4. Verification Details: Information about the documents used to verify age (such as birth certificate, passport, or driver's license)

5. Purpose Statement: Statement explaining the reason for making the age declaration

6. Attestation: Formal statement affirming that the information provided is true and correct, made under penalty of perjury

7. Signature Block: Space for declarant's signature, date, and notary public's acknowledgment