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The Affidavit For Lost Degree Certificate is a crucial document used when an individual needs to formally declare the loss of their academic credentials in Canada. This document becomes necessary when applying for jobs, professional licenses, further education, or immigration purposes where proof of academic qualifications is required. The affidavit serves as a temporary substitute for the original degree certificate and is typically required by educational institutions as part of their process for issuing replacement certificates. It must comply with provincial notarial requirements and federal regulations regarding sworn statements, including proper execution before a Commissioner of Oaths or Notary Public. The document provides protection for both the degree holder and the institutions accepting it by creating a legal record of the circumstances of loss and the authenticity of the claimed qualification.

1. Title and Introduction: Formal heading identifying the document as an affidavit, including the deponent's name and jurisdiction

2. Deponent Information: Personal details of the person making the affidavit, including full legal name, current address, and occupation

3. Degree Details: Specific information about the lost degree certificate, including the type of degree, institution name, date of graduation, and student ID number if available

4. Circumstances of Loss: Detailed explanation of when and how the degree certificate was lost or destroyed

5. Search Efforts: Description of all attempts made to locate the certificate

6. Verification of Degree: Statement confirming the legitimate completion of the degree program and graduation

7. Purpose Declaration: Statement explaining why the affidavit is being made and how it will be used

8. Truth Declaration: Standard declaration that the contents are true and made under oath

9. Execution Block: Space for signature, date, and commissioner of oaths or notary public details