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Since your divorce won't require an appearance before a judge, you must fill out and swear/affirm <iclass="fa fa-question-circle"data-toggle="tooltip"data-placement="auto"data-html="true"data-trigger="click"title="<b>Swear/Affirm</b><br/><br/>To“takeanoath”infrontofalawyer,notarypublic,orcommissionerfortakingaffidavits
that statements made in court or the contents of an affidavit are true to the best of your knowledge and belief
that your oath is “under an immediate sense of responsibility to God”. A non-religious alternative is to affirm." aria-hidden="true"></i> an Affidavit <iclass="fa fa-question-circle"data-toggle="tooltip"data-placement="auto"data-html="true"data-trigger="click"title="<b>Affidavit</b><br/><br/>Adocumentthatcontainsfactsthatyouswearunderoathoraffirmtobetrue.
A lawyer, notary public, or commissioner for taking affidavits must witness your signature and sign your affidavit." aria-hidden="true"></i> Desk Order Divorce Form (F38). This document sets out the facts of your marriage and separation.
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Both you and your spouse need to swear/affirm the affidavit. Take <b>photo identification</b> with you. The person who will swear/affirm the documents for you must be sure you are both who you say you are. One affidavit must be sworn/affirmed <b>at the time of filing.</b>
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You'll notice that some of the information in the affidavit is the same as what's in your Notice of Joint Family Claim Form (F1). Because the Notice of Joint Family Claim is not a sworn document, and the judge/master must have sworn evidence to make a decision, you must swear or affirm that the information in these affidavits is true.
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<o>$40 per affidavit (if sworn at a court registry)</o>
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Since your divorce won't require an appearance before a judge, you must fill out and swear/affirm <iclass="fa fa-question-circle"data-toggle="tooltip"data-placement="auto"data-html="true"data-trigger="click"title="<b>Swear/Affirm</b><br/><br/>To“takeanoath”infrontofalawyer,notarypublic,orcommissionerfortakingaffidavits
that statements made in court or the contents of an affidavit are true to the best of your knowledge and belief
that your oath is “under an immediate sense of responsibility to God”. A non-religious alternative is to affirm." aria-hidden="true"></i> an Affidavit <iclass="fa fa-question-circle"data-toggle="tooltip"data-placement="auto"data-html="true"data-trigger="click"title="<b>Affidavit</b><br/><br/>Adocumentthatcontainsfactsthatyouswearunderoathoraffirmtobetrue.
A lawyer, notary public, or commissioner for taking affidavits must witness your signature and sign your affidavit." aria-hidden="true"></i> Desk Order Divorce Form (F38). This document sets out the facts of your marriage and separation.
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Please follows these steps to ensure your affidavit does not get rejected:
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Both you and your spouse need to swear/affirm the affidavit. Take <b>photo identification</b> with you. The person who will swear/affirm the documents for you must be sure you are both who you say you are. One affidavit must be sworn/affirmed <b>at the time of filing.</b>
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You'll notice that some of the information in the affidavit is the same as what's in your Notice of Joint Family Claim Form (F1). Because the Notice of Joint Family Claim is not a sworn document, and the judge/master must have sworn evidence to make a decision, you must swear or affirm that the information in these affidavits is true.
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