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An Affidavit of No Records is a crucial legal document used when an individual or organization needs to formally certify the absence of specific records or documents after conducting a comprehensive search. Under German jurisdiction, this document must comply with strict legal requirements, including proper notarization and, where applicable, apostille certification for international use. The affidavit typically details the scope of the search conducted, the time period covered, and the specific types of records that were sought but not found. It is commonly required in legal proceedings, regulatory compliance matters, corporate due diligence, and administrative procedures where the absence of certain records needs to be officially documented. The document carries significant legal weight, and making false statements in an Affidavit of No Records can result in serious legal consequences under German law.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: Formal title of the document and the jurisdiction under which it is being made (Germany)

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, position/title, and business address of the person making the declaration

3. Scope of Search: Detailed description of the types of records searched for, relevant time periods, and locations/databases searched

4. Declaration Statement: Formal statement declaring that no records were found, with specific details about the search conducted

5. Verification Method: Statement of how the search was conducted and verification of completeness

6. Oath/Affirmation: Formal sworn statement affirming the truth of the declaration under penalty of perjury according to German law

7. Execution Block: Date, location, signature of declarant, and notary authentication section