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1. Debt Declaration: Section declaring any outstanding debts of the deceased, used when there are known liabilities that need to be addressed

2. Waiver of Rights: Statements from other heirs waiving their rights in favor of the affiant, included when other heirs have agreed to surrender their claims

3. Guardian Declaration: Required when there are minor heirs involved, detailing arrangements for their inheritance shares

4. Foreign Asset Declaration: Section detailing any assets located outside Qatar, used when the deceased owned property in other jurisdictions

5. Business Interest Declaration: Detailed section about business ownership and shares, required when the deceased owned business interests in Qatar

1. Schedule A - Death Certificate: Authenticated copy of the death certificate with official translation if not in Arabic

2. Schedule B - Heir Documentation: Copies of identity documents for all heirs and documentation proving their relationship to the deceased

3. Schedule C - Asset Inventory: Detailed inventory of all assets including property documents, bank statements, and vehicle registration

4. Schedule D - Consent Letters: Written and notarized consent from other legal heirs (if applicable)

5. Schedule E - Property Documents: Copies of property ownership documents, title deeds, and related certificates

6. Appendix 1 - Legal Citations: References to relevant Qatar laws and Islamic inheritance principles supporting the self-adjudication