What is an affidavit in Kenyan Law
An affidavit in Kenyan legal context refers to commonly refers to a written declaration or statement that is formally sworn or affirmed before an authorized individual who has the capacity to administer an oath and in Kenya that is the commissioner for oaths, notary public or magistrate.
Who can write an affidavit in Kenya?
The commissioner for oaths, notary public or magistrate swears and issues affidavits in Kenya.
How much an affidavit costs in Kenya
Notary publics or commissioners for oaths in Kenya will charge a starting price of ksh, 2000 for an affidavit.
Types of affidavits in Kenya
Company affidavits
Affidavit for lost or damaged share certificate
Affidavit for surrender of shares
Affidavit and form CR7 for change of director Particulars
Affidavit and letter for deregistration of Tax Pin
Affidavit and letter of resignation by a director
affidavit of resignation by a director of a company
Affidavit of resignation of a partner
Marriage Affidavits
Affidavit for change of name after marriage
Affidavit for confirmation of marriage
Affidavit for confirmation of name before marraige
Affidavit of negation to spousal consent
Affidavit of no impediment to marriage
Affidavit of spousal consent
Motor vehicle Affidavits
Affidavit for change of motor vehicle engine
Affidavit for change of phone number NTSA Tims by a company
Affidavit of lost/damaged NTSA Logbook
Affidavit of lost of Damaged Certificate of Insurance
Affidavit for lost or damaged number plate
Other types of Affidavit in Kenya
Affidavit for discrepancies in names
Affidavit for lost exam certifcates
Affidavit for proof of residence
Affidavit for removal of wrong tax obligations on KRA pin.
