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The Affidavit Of Damaged Passport is a critical document required by Malaysian authorities when an individual's passport has been damaged and requires replacement or when explaining the damage to official bodies. This document is governed by Malaysian law, particularly the Passport Act 1966 and the Statutory Declarations Act 1960, and must be properly executed before a Commissioner for Oaths. It is typically required when applying for a replacement passport, explaining travel document damage to immigration authorities, or dealing with international travel complications arising from passport damage. The affidavit includes the declarant's personal details, passport information, a detailed account of how the damage occurred, and the current condition of the passport. Supporting documents such as photographs of the damaged passport and police reports (if applicable) are usually attached as evidence.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: States that this is an affidavit and specifies the jurisdiction (Malaysia)

2. Declarant Information: Full name, IC number, occupation, and current address of the person making the affidavit

3. Passport Details: Details of the damaged passport including passport number, date of issue, place of issue, and expiry date

4. Circumstances of Damage: Detailed explanation of how, when, and where the passport was damaged

5. Current State Description: Detailed description of the current condition of the passport and extent of damage

6. Verification Statement: Statement confirming that all information provided is true and accurate

7. Solemn Declaration: Formal declaration statement as required under Malaysian law

8. Execution Block: Space for signature, date, and Commissioner for Oaths attestation