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An Acknowledgement Affidavit (eidesstattliche Versicherung) is a critical legal instrument under German law used when formal verification or confirmation of facts is required. This document type is commonly utilized in various situations such as legal proceedings, administrative matters, or business transactions where official confirmation of facts or circumstances is necessary. The affidavit must be executed before a German notary public and comply with specific requirements under the German Civil Code (BGB), Civil Procedure Code (ZPO), and Notarization Act (BeurkG). It carries significant legal weight and can have serious consequences if false statements are made, as regulated by the German Criminal Code (StGB). The document is particularly valuable in cases requiring official documentation of acknowledgments, declarations of facts, or formal confirmations for both domestic German use and international purposes when properly authenticated.

1. Title and Date: Formal title of the affidavit and date of execution

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person making the declaration

3. Notary Information: Identity and official capacity of the notary public

4. Competency Declaration: Statement confirming the declarant's legal capacity and competency to make the declaration

5. Subject Matter: Clear and specific description of the facts or circumstances being acknowledged

6. Truth Declaration: Formal statement confirming the truth of the acknowledged facts

7. Legal Warning: Statement acknowledging understanding of legal consequences of false declarations

8. Execution Block: Signature lines, notary seal, and attestation format