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The Affidavit of Non Receipt is a crucial legal document used in Swiss jurisdiction when an individual or organization needs to formally declare that they have not received an expected item, document, or payment. This document is particularly important in situations involving missing deliveries, unreceipted payments, or lost documentation, where formal evidence of non-receipt is required for legal, insurance, or business purposes. The affidavit must comply with Swiss federal and cantonal requirements for sworn statements, including proper notarization and potential requirements for multilingual execution when used in international contexts. An Affidavit of Non Receipt typically includes detailed information about the declarant, the missing item or document, relevant dates, and verification steps taken, making it a valuable tool for dispute resolution and legal proceedings within Switzerland's legal framework.

1. Title and Declaration Statement: Formal title of the document and opening declaration statement identifying it as an affidavit

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

3. Subject Matter: Clear identification of the item, document, or payment that was not received

4. Timeline: Relevant dates, including when the item was expected and the period of non-receipt

5. Verification Steps: Description of steps taken to verify non-receipt (checking mail, contacting sender, etc.)

6. Formal Declaration: The actual sworn statement of non-receipt

7. Notarization Block: Space for notary's official stamp, signature, and details as required under Swiss law