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Single Status Affidavit

A Single Status Affidavit is a sworn statement confirming that you are legally unmarried and free to marry. Use this free, ready-to-edit template to declare your marital status for marriage abroad, immigration, visa, or legal purposes. Simply fill in your details, download, and sign it in front of a notary.

What Is a Single Status Affidavit and Why Is It Required?

A Single Status Affidavit, also called an Affidavit of Single Status or Certificate of No Impediment, is a legal document where you swear under oath that you're not currently married. It usually includes your full name, date of birth, address, nationality, and a statement that you're single, divorced, or widowed. Many foreign countries require it before you can marry there. Government offices, embassies, and courts also use it to confirm your status for immigration, adoption, inheritance, and property matters.

Avoid Delays With a Correctly Prepared Affidavit

Getting married abroad or handling immigration paperwork already comes with many steps, and a missing or incorrect affidavit can delay your plans by weeks. Writing one on your own can lead to missing details or wording that foreign offices won't accept. A ready-made Single Status Affidavit Template already includes the standard sections and sworn statement in a clear, official layout. You just add your personal details, so your affidavit is ready for notarization and much more likely to be accepted the first time.

Ideal for Couples Marrying Abroad, Immigrants, and Visa Applicants

This template is useful for U.S. citizens and residents planning a destination wedding or marriage in another country. It also helps people applying for fiancé, spouse, or residency visas that require proof of single status. Divorced or widowed individuals can use it to confirm they're legally free to remarry. It's also helpful for adoption applications, property transfers, inheritance matters, and government benefits, as well as for embassies or consulates that request a sworn statement of marital status.

How to Fill Out and Notarize a Single Status Affidavit

Start by adding your full legal name, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, and current address. Clearly state your marital status, such as never married, divorced, or widowed, and add divorce or death certificate details if needed. Include your passport or ID number if requested. Add a sworn statement that the information is true. Don't sign yet. Take the affidavit and a valid photo ID to a notary, and sign in front of them. If using it abroad, check whether you also need an apostille.


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Frequently Asked Questions.

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Yes, it must be signed in front of a notary public to be valid. Many countries also require an apostille or embassy legalization so the affidavit is accepted abroad.

An apostille is a certificate that confirms your notarized document is genuine for use in another country. You usually get it from your state's Secretary of State office.

Many countries only accept affidavits signed within the last 3 to 6 months. Check with the embassy or marriage office to confirm their exact time limit.

Giving false information in a sworn affidavit is perjury, which is a crime. It can lead to fines, jail time, and your marriage or visa being declared invalid.

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