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The Affidavit of Admission of Paternity is a crucial legal instrument in Dutch family law, used when a father wishes to formally acknowledge paternity of a child. This document is particularly relevant in cases where parents are not married, or when paternity needs to be established separately from the birth registration process. Under Dutch jurisdiction, this affidavit must comply with specific requirements outlined in the Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek), particularly Book 1 regarding family law. The document contains detailed information about all parties involved, explicit acknowledgment of paternity, and must be properly witnessed and notarized. It can be executed either before or after the child's birth and has significant legal implications for inheritance rights, parental authority, and support obligations. The affidavit requires careful preparation and execution to ensure its validity and legal enforceability within the Dutch legal system.

1. Declaration Header: Formal opening stating this is an Affidavit of Admission of Paternity, including date and location of execution

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, date of birth, nationality, and current residential address of the father making the declaration

3. Mother Information: Full legal name, date of birth, nationality, and current residential address of the child's mother

4. Child Information: Details of the child including full name (if born), date of birth (if born), or expected date of birth (if unborn)

5. Paternity Declaration: Clear and explicit statement acknowledging biological paternity of the child

6. Consent Statement: Statement confirming that this declaration is made freely and voluntarily, without coercion

7. Legal Implications: Statement acknowledging understanding of legal rights, obligations, and responsibilities of paternity

8. Verification of Identity: Statement confirming the identity verification process and documents presented

9. Signatures: Space for signatures of the father, mother (if required), and notary or authorized official

10. Notarization: Official notarization section including notary's details, seal, and signature