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An Affidavit of Forgery is a critical legal document used in German jurisdiction when an individual needs to formally declare that a document, signature, or transaction has been forged. This document is particularly relevant in cases involving fraudulent banking transactions, unauthorized signatures on legal documents, or any situation where document authenticity is questioned. The affidavit must comply with strict German legal requirements, including notarization and specific format requirements under the Beurkundungsgesetz (German Notarization Act). It serves multiple purposes: initiating fraud investigations, supporting insurance claims, blocking fraudulent transactions, and providing evidence in legal proceedings. The document is especially crucial for financial institutions and businesses dealing with high-value transactions or sensitive documents.

1. Declaration Header: Formal title and identification of the document as an Affidavit of Forgery (Eidesstattliche Versicherung über Urkundenfälschung)

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person making the affidavit

3. Notarial Introduction: Formal introduction by the notary, including date, location, and verification of the declarant's identity

4. Document Identification: Detailed description of the allegedly forged document(s), including dates, reference numbers, and type of document

5. Forgery Statement: Clear and specific statement about the forgery, including which signatures or elements are claimed to be forged

6. Factual Background: Chronological description of events leading to the discovery of the forgery

7. Verification Methods: Description of how the forgery was discovered or verified

8. Impact Statement: Description of the impact or potential damage caused by the forgery

9. Declaration of Truth: Formal statement confirming the truth of all statements under penalty of perjury

10. Signature Block: Space for signatures of declarant, notary, and official seals