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The Affidavit of Supplemental Report is a crucial legal document used in Belgian jurisdiction when additional information needs to be added to an existing report or when corrections to previous testimony are required. This document type is particularly important in situations where new evidence has come to light, errors need to be corrected, or additional context needs to be provided to an original statement. The affidavit must be sworn before a qualified official, typically a notary, and must comply with Belgian legal requirements regarding form, content, and authentication. It's commonly used in legal proceedings, professional investigations, expert testimonies, and official reports where accuracy and completeness of information are essential. The document serves as a formal supplement to the original report and carries the same legal weight and consequences for false statements as the initial document.

1. Declaration Header: Formal opening stating the document is an affidavit, including date, jurisdiction, and affiant's full legal name

2. Affiant Information: Detailed information about the person making the affidavit, including full name, occupation, and address

3. Original Report Reference: Details of the original report or testimony being supplemented, including date, reference numbers, and context

4. Basis for Supplemental Information: Explanation of why additional information is being provided (new findings, corrections, clarifications, etc.)

5. Supplemental Statement: The actual supplemental information or corrections being provided, presented in clear, numbered paragraphs

6. Verification Statement: Formal statement confirming the truth and accuracy of the supplemental information

7. Oath Declaration: Standard legal text stating the document is sworn under oath, with awareness of legal consequences for false statements

8. Signature Block: Space for affiant's signature, date, and notary authentication