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An Affidavit of Compliance is a crucial document in Philippine legal and business practice, used when an individual or organization needs to formally certify their adherence to specific requirements or regulations. This sworn statement, executed under oath before a notary public, is commonly required by government agencies, regulatory bodies, and various institutions to verify compliance with particular obligations or standards. The document must follow strict formatting and content requirements as prescribed by Philippine law, including the 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice and related regulations. An Affidavit of Compliance typically includes detailed declarations about the specific compliance matters being certified, supporting facts, and may require attachment of relevant supporting documents. It serves as both a legal declaration and a protective document, creating a formal record of compliance that can be used in administrative, regulatory, or legal proceedings.

1. Title and Venue: Specifies 'AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE' and the jurisdiction where the affidavit is being executed

2. Affiant Information: Full name, age, citizenship, civil status, and address of the person making the sworn statement

3. Oath Statement: Standard declaration that the affiant is making the statement under oath

4. Authority and Capacity: States the affiant's position, authority, and capacity to make the declarations

5. Subject Matter: Clearly identifies the specific compliance requirements or regulations being addressed

6. Compliance Declarations: Detailed enumeration of how each requirement has been met, with specific facts and details

7. Verification Statement: Standard statement affirming the truthfulness of the declarations

8. Jurat: Formal closing, including date, place of execution, and notary details