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An Affidavit For Visa is a crucial document required in various visa application processes, particularly when additional formal declarations are needed to support an application. Under Nigerian law, this document must be properly executed before a Commissioner for Oaths or Notary Public and comply with the Oaths Act and related legislation. The affidavit typically includes declarations about the applicant's identity, purpose of travel, financial means, employment status, and other relevant information required by foreign missions. It's commonly used when applying for business visas, study visas, tourist visas, or in cases where additional documentation is required to support visa applications. The document carries legal weight and makes the deponent liable for any false declarations under Nigerian law.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: Specifies this is an affidavit and the jurisdiction (Nigerian High Court/Magistrate Court where it's sworn)

2. Deponent Information: Full details of the person making the affidavit including full name, nationality, occupation, religion, and address

3. Purpose Declaration: Clear statement of the purpose for which the affidavit is being made (specific visa application)

4. Personal Information: Detailed personal information relevant to the visa application including passport details, travel history, and current employment

5. Travel Details: Information about the intended travel including destination, purpose, duration, and dates

6. Financial Declaration: Statement regarding financial capacity to undertake the journey and support during the stay

7. Supporting Declarations: Additional relevant statements supporting the visa application

8. Verification Statement: Standard verification clause stating that the contents are true and correct

9. Jurat/Attestation: Official closing section with date, location of swearing, and commissioner for oaths details