Jan 301 min read

WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO SIGN A SWORN AFFIDAVIT?

A Sworn Affidavit must be signed by a duly authorized representative of an organization, such as a director, owner, shareholder, or member, as verified by company documentation. This requirement also applies to organizations with foreign shareholders. If the affidavit is signed by someone who is not an authorized individual, it is deemed invalid. Certificate Collection Services can assist in identifying valid and invalid Sworn Affidavits.

The author or deponent of a Sworn Affidavit must be a duly represented registered Director / Owner / Shareholder / Member etc. of an organisation as per company documentation. Where an organisation has foreign shareholders, the same principle applies. A Sworn Affidavit is invalid if anyone other than duly represented individuals function as a deponent.

Certificate Collection Services are available to assist with identifying valid and invalid Sworn Affidavits.