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The Affidavit of Not Having Passport is a crucial legal instrument in Indonesian administrative law, typically required when individuals need to formally establish their passport status for official purposes. This document becomes necessary in various situations, such as when applying for certain government services, during immigration proceedings, or when dealing with administrative requirements where passport information is typically needed. The affidavit must be executed before an Indonesian notary public and includes the declarant's personal information, a clear statement about not possessing a passport, and the reason for making this declaration. It serves as an official record and may be required by government agencies, educational institutions, or employers. The document must comply with Indonesian legal requirements for affidavits and may need to be accompanied by other forms of identification such as a National ID Card (KTP).

1. Title and Declaration Type: Clearly states this is an 'Affidavit of Not Having Passport' at the top of the document

2. Declarant Details: Full legal name, date of birth, nationality, current address, and other identification details of the person making the declaration

3. National ID Information: Indonesian National ID (KTP) number and other valid identification documents the declarant possesses

4. Declaration Statement: Clear statement declaring that the person does not currently possess a passport, including whether they have never had one or if it was lost/expired

5. Purpose Statement: Explanation of why this affidavit is being made and its intended use

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

7. Legal Consequences: Acknowledgment of understanding the legal consequences of making a false declaration

8. Execution Block: Space for date, signature of declarant, and notary attestation