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Declaration / Affidavit Template

Your own sworn statement of facts, in proper form — only facts you personally know. Your answers fill an attorney-reviewed template for your state - nothing is drafted by AI from your facts.

⚡ Ready in minutes⚖️ Released state by state✓ Your answers, inserted verbatim

How your Declaration / Affidavit gets made

Answer the questionnaire

A short, simple questionnaire — no legal jargon. Your answers are inserted exactly as you typed them.

Your answers fill the template

An attorney-reviewed template for your state; every choice is yours, and a blank you leave stays a blank. Nothing is drafted by AI from your facts.

Download and sign on your own terms

The execution steps for your state are listed in plain language. A licensed attorney can review the document before you sign.

What you'll need

A few simple questions — here's what your Declaration / Affidavit captures:

Your full legal name
What this declaration is fore.g. in support of my motion to compel
The facts, in your own words — only what you personally knowNumbered statements work best: 1. On March 2, I… 2. On March 5, I…

⚖️ State-tailored

Clauses and execution steps for your state.

🔒 Private

Used only to prepare your document; never used to train AI.

✓ Execution steps

Witness and notary requirements for your state, in plain language.

When your Declaration / Affidavit is prepared, its notes name the template’s review — the reviewer, the state, the date — a review of the template, not of your document. No attorney has reviewed your document unless you engage one.

LegalDraft is self-help legal document software, not a law firm, and this is not legal advice. Your Declaration / Affidavit is a draft you control; for high-stakes documents, having a licensed attorney in your state review it before signing is always recommended.

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Self-help document software Not a law firm

LegalDraft is self-help legal document software. LegalDraft is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not decide what legal action you should take. Your documents are prepared from your own answers on templates; the software chooses no term for you, and no attorney has reviewed your document unless you engage one. Communications with LegalDraft are not protected by attorney-client privilege. For legal advice, consult an independent licensed attorney.