Single Sworn Statement
A consolidated oath or affirmation that applies to all included statements, making the affidavit legally coherent and reducing duplication across separate sworn documents.
A Combined Affidavit reduces repetition, centralizes sworn facts, and streamlines notarization when multiple related statements are needed. It simplifies recordkeeping and reduces the number of separate sworn documents for the same matter.
The Combined Affidavit Form is used by professionals and private parties who need one sworn record covering multiple attestations.
Use this form when you want a single notarized document to support transactions, filings, or legal declarations.
An attorney may prepare or review the combined affidavit and a commissioned notary public provides the official acknowledgement. The notary verifies identity and administers the oath, which strengthens evidentiary weight for court or administrative review.
A title agent or private party who is attesting to facts signs under oath and provides identification. Accurate signer identity and consistent legal names are essential to prevent processing delays or challenges to the affidavit's authenticity.
A consolidated oath or affirmation that applies to all included statements, making the affidavit legally coherent and reducing duplication across separate sworn documents.
Discrete numbered paragraphs for each factual assertion or declaration so each point can be referenced individually without ambiguity in later proceedings.
Fields for full legal name, date of birth or DOB optional, government ID referenced, and contact details to tie the sworn statements to a verifiable person.
A labeled exhibit section allows supporting documents to be attached and described, creating a single package of sworn facts and evidence.
A notary acknowledgement with jurisdiction, date, notary signature, seal, and any required notarial statements to validate the oath under state law.
A governing-law and venue statement clarifying which state law governs interpretation and where disputes would be litigated or enforced.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Email link or SMS code; stronger KBA or SSO for high-risk filings |
| Template Fields | Use conditional and required fields to ensure complete submissions |
| Notary / RON | Enable RON workflows and retain audio-video where jurisdiction requires |
| Storage | Export signed PDF/A and retain audit trail alongside attachments |
Choose a platform with audit trails, secure storage, and integrations to preserve evidentiary value.
Same day to several days depending on complexity
Allow 24–72 hours for in-person notarization
Often scheduled same day; jurisdictional checks apply
Processing depends on receiving authority backlog
Retention begins on execution date
Compose facts, attach exhibits, and review for clarity and completeness
Confirm IDs, document credentials, or run KBA where required
Complete in-person or RON notarial act and capture certificate
Send copies to recipients; store signed record and audit trail securely
A healthcare provider consolidated patient attestations into a single affidavit to document consent and identity.
A real estate operator used a combined affidavit for tenant possession and property condition statements.
| Criteria | Combined Affidavit | Separate Affidavits |
|---|---|---|
| Number of Documents | one consolidated record | multiple separate sworn forms |
| Notarial Acts | single notary event typically | multiple notarizations possible |
| Administrative Burden | lower for related facts | higher if repeated across forms |
| Evidentiary Use | convenient single reference | separate records may require cross-referencing |
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| Starting Price | $8/user/mo | $15/user/mo | $14/user/mo | $19/user/mo | $15/user/mo |
| Free Trial | 7-day trial | Varies by plan | Varies by plan | Varies by plan | Varies by plan |
| Bulk Send | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Audit Trail | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| HIPAA Compliant | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |