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An Affidavit of Damaged Passport is a crucial document required by Danish authorities when a passport holder needs to replace a damaged passport. This sworn statement, governed by Danish passport regulations and administrative law, provides official documentation of how and when the passport was damaged. The affidavit must be properly executed before a notary public and includes detailed information about the passport holder, the damaged passport's details, and the circumstances leading to the damage. It serves as a protective measure against passport fraud while facilitating legitimate replacement requests. The document is particularly important in cases where the damage makes the passport unusable for travel or identification purposes, and forms part of the official application process for obtaining a replacement passport in Denmark. The affidavit may also be required by foreign consulates or immigration authorities to explain any damage to travel documents.

1. Title and Declaration Statement: Formal heading identifying the document as an affidavit and opening declaration statement including the deponent's name and address

2. Passport Details: Complete details of the damaged passport including passport number, date of issue, place of issue, and expiry date

3. Damage Description: Detailed description of the nature and extent of damage to the passport, including when and how the damage occurred

4. Current Status: Statement about the current condition and location of the damaged passport

5. Previous Travel History: Brief statement about recent travel history and any upcoming travel plans that necessitate urgent processing

6. Verification Statement: Statement verifying that all information provided is true and correct to the best of the deponent's knowledge

7. Signature Block: Space for deponent's signature, date, and notary's authentication