Say under oath that your business has no income for a certain period.
An Affidavit of No Income is a written statement under oath by a representative of the business (the “affiant”) saying that the business does not have any income for a certain period.
State under oath that you have not enrolled in any other school and, if applicable, the reason for any gap in your school enrollment
An Affidavit of Non-Enrollment is a written statement under oath by a person (the “Affiant”) saying he/she has not enrolled in any other school and, if applicable, the reason why there is a gap in his/her school enrollment.
Say under oath that you are adjudicating to yourself the entire inheritance as the deceased's sole heir.
An Affidavit of Self-Adjudication is a statement under oath by a sole heir (the “affiant”) where he declares that he is the only heir of the deceased and is adjudicating the entire inheritance to himself.
Have the President and Treasurer say under oath that the company's financial statements are correct
The Certification is an affidavit executed by the corporation’s president and treasurer stating that the information contained in the corporation's financial statement for a specific year is true and correct to the best of their knowledge.
The Certification is normally required by government agencies (e.g. the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Securities and Exchange Commission) if the financial statement is not audited or there is no accompanying auditor's report to the financial statement. This is normally allowed only when the corporation's gross sales / income do not reach a certain amount.
Sell your property (e.g. land, house)
A Contract to Sell is an agreement between the seller and buyer for the seller to sell property to the buyer; and the buyer to buy said property.
In a Contract to Sell, the seller can sell the property on an as-is basis (i.e. with no warranties) or with warranties to encourage the buyer to buy. A warranty is a legally enforceable promise that certain facts and representations about the property are true. This means the seller represents a certain fact as true or makes a representation regarding the product. A common warranty is the seller’s promise to repair the product for any manufacturing defects within a period of 1-year from purchase.
On the other hand, a property sold on an as-is basis has no warranties and the buyer is purchasing the property in its present condition, with all its defects either apparent or not.
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