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The Apostille Affidavit is a crucial document in international legal proceedings and transactions, combining the elements of a sworn statement with international authentication. Used when official documents need to be recognized across borders, this document type is particularly relevant in Malta, a significant international business center and Hague Convention signatory. The affidavit must contain clear, factual statements sworn before a Maltese notary public and subsequently receive an apostille certification from the Malta Public Registry. This document is commonly required for various purposes including business transactions, legal proceedings, immigration matters, and personal documentation needs where sworn statements need international recognition. The Apostille Affidavit's format and execution must comply with both Maltese legal requirements and the Hague Convention standards to ensure its validity in other signatory countries.

1. Title and Introduction: Clearly states this is an affidavit and identifies the jurisdiction (Malta)

2. Deponent Details: Full legal name, identification details, address, and occupation of the person making the affidavit

3. Declaration of Truth: Standard opening statement declaring that the contents are true to the best of the deponent's knowledge and belief

4. Purpose Statement: Clear statement of why the affidavit is being made and its intended use

5. Facts and Statements: Numbered paragraphs containing the specific facts being sworn to

6. Document References: References to any attached documents or schedules that support the statements

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

8. Notarial Attestation: Official notary statement confirming the oath was properly administered