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The Affidavit of Witness of Birth is a critical legal document used in India when traditional birth documentation is unavailable or requires supplementary evidence. This affidavit becomes necessary in various situations, such as delayed birth registration, missing hospital records, or when additional proof of birth is required for official purposes. The document, governed by Indian legislation including the Registration of Births and Deaths Act and the Indian Oaths Act, contains sworn testimony from a witness who was present at the birth. It includes crucial details such as the date, time, and place of birth, parents' information, and the witness's relationship to the person whose birth is being verified. The affidavit must be properly notarized and can be used for various legal and administrative purposes, including passport applications, school admissions, or establishing citizenship.

1. Deponent Information: Details of the witness making the affidavit, including full name, age, occupation, and current residential address

2. Relationship Declaration: Statement explaining the relationship between the deponent and the person whose birth is being testified to

3. Birth Details: Specific details about the birth including date, time, place, and circumstances of the birth witnessed

4. Parents Information: Full names and details of the parents of the person whose birth is being testified to

5. Basis of Knowledge: Explanation of how the deponent came to witness the birth and why they are qualified to make this statement

6. Verification Statement: Formal declaration that all statements made in the affidavit are true and correct

7. Notarization Block: Space for notary's official stamp, signature, and details of notarization