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1. Title and Introduction: Formal title of the affidavit and opening statement identifying it as a sworn statement
2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, national ID number (NIK), address, and other identifying information of the parent making the affidavit
3. Child Information: Full details of the child(ren) including full name, place and date of birth, and current address
4. Relationship Declaration: Clear statement of the relationship between the declarant and the child(ren)
5. Purpose of Affidavit: Specific purpose for which the affidavit is being made
6. Facts and Declarations: Main body of sworn statements and facts being affirmed by the parent
7. Verification Statement: Statement confirming the truth of all declarations made
8. Execution Block: Date, location, and signature space for the parent and notary
1. Consent of Other Parent: Include when the affidavit requires or benefits from the other parent's acknowledgment
2. Guardian Information: Required when the affidavit involves temporary guardianship arrangements
3. Travel Authorization: Include when the affidavit is being used for international travel purposes
4. Medical Authorization: Add when the affidavit includes permission for medical treatment
5. Educational Authorization: Include when the affidavit involves educational decision-making authority
6. Financial Responsibility Statement: Add when the affidavit includes declarations about financial support or responsibility
1. Identity Documents: Copies of KTP (ID cards), family card (Kartu Keluarga), and birth certificates
2. Marriage/Divorce Documentation: If relevant, copies of marriage certificate or divorce decree
3. Supporting Documents: Any additional documentation supporting the declarations made in the affidavit
4. Translation Certificate: If the affidavit needs to be used internationally, certified translation into required languages
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