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An Affidavit of Not Having Passport is a formal legal document used in Switzerland when an individual needs to officially declare and provide evidence of their lack of passport documentation. This document becomes necessary in various situations, such as applying for residence permits, dealing with immigration authorities, opening bank accounts, or engaging in other official proceedings where passport documentation would normally be required. The affidavit must comply with Swiss federal laws regarding official documents and may also need to meet specific cantonal requirements for legal declarations. It typically includes the declarant's personal information, the specific circumstances of not having a passport, and must be properly notarized to be legally valid. The document serves as a temporary solution or explanation in situations where passport documentation would otherwise be mandatory.

1. Title and Declaration Statement: Formal title 'AFFIDAVIT OF NOT HAVING PASSPORT' and opening declaration statement identifying the document as an affidavit

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, date of birth, nationality, current address, and other identifying information of the person making the declaration

3. Primary Declaration: Clear and unambiguous statement declaring that the person does not possess a passport, including whether this applies to any country's passport or specific country's passport

4. Explanation of Circumstances: Brief explanation of why the person does not have a passport (e.g., never applied, lost, expired and not renewed)

5. Alternative Identification: List of other official identification documents the declarant possesses (e.g., national ID card, driver's license)

6. Truth Statement: Formal statement affirming that all information provided is true and correct, acknowledging penalties for false declarations

7. Execution Block: Space for date, signature of declarant, and notary authentication details