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An Affidavit of Lost Drivers License is a crucial legal document required by Irish authorities when an individual needs to replace a lost, stolen, or destroyed driver's license. This sworn statement, regulated under Irish Road Traffic legislation, provides a formal mechanism for explaining the circumstances of the loss and requesting a replacement. The affidavit must include specific personal details, license information, and a detailed account of the loss circumstances. It serves as a protective measure against fraud and ensures proper documentation of license replacement requests. The document must be executed before a Commissioner for Oaths or Notary Public to be legally valid in Ireland, and it forms part of the official application process for license replacement through the National Driver Licence Service (NDLS).

1. Title and Introduction: Formal title of the affidavit and introduction of the deponent with full legal name, address, and occupation

2. Personal Details: Details of the deponent including date of birth, PPS number, and driver license details (number, class, issue date, expiry date)

3. Circumstances of Loss: Detailed account of when, where, and how the license was lost or stolen, including the last known location and date of loss

4. Prior Actions Taken: Description of steps already taken to locate the license and any reports made to relevant authorities

5. Declaration of Truth: Formal declaration that the license is truly lost and not in the deponent's possession

6. Replacement Request: Formal request for the issuance of a replacement license

7. Jurat: Formal closing section stating where and when the affidavit was sworn, with space for commissioner for oaths or notary public signature