One and the Same Person Affidavit

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Solemn affidavit proving that different name spellings or surname variations appearing across two or more official documents refer to one and the same identical individual.

Documents required (आवश्यक दस्तावेज)

Key details

How to apply

  1. Gather Conflicting Identity Documents

    Carefully compare the documents that show differing name spellings (for example, Class 10 Certificate vs Aadhaar or PAN Card) and note the exact letter differences.

  2. Purchase Non-Judicial Stamp Paper

    Obtain non-judicial stamp paper from a licensed stamp vendor as required by your state stamp duty regulations.

  3. Print the Affidavit Draft

    Print the completed one and the same person affidavit draft on the stamp paper or attach it to the stamp paper with notarization seal.

  4. Appear Before a Notary Public or Magistrate

    Visit the local civil court, tehsil, or SDM office with your original identity proofs and photographs for solemn verification.

  5. Sign and Get Notarized

    Affix your signature and thumb impression in the presence of the Notary Public or Executive Magistrate, who will stamp and enter it into the notary register.

How to fill the form

Common mistakes to avoid

Frequently Asked Questions

When is a One and the Same Person affidavit required?

It is required when minor spelling mistakes, expanded initials, or surname variations exist across two official documents (such as Aadhaar, PAN, voter card, or educational marksheet).

Is this affidavit sufficient for a complete legal name change?

No. For a complete name change or adopting an entirely new name, a formal State or Central Gazette notification along with newspaper advertisements is mandatory.

Who is authorized to attest this affidavit?

It can be attested by a licensed Notary Public, an Executive Magistrate, or a Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM).

What is the required stamp paper denomination?

Stamp paper value depends on state stamp rules; it is usually a low-value non-judicial stamp paper prescribed under the State Stamp Act.

Does this affidavit expire?

Affidavits declaring established facts generally do not carry an expiry date, but receiving authorities like passport offices or banks may require a recently executed document.

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