Who this service is for
People replacing lost documents, correcting name or date-of-birth differences, confirming marital status or making other sworn declarations requested by an institution.
How Hirram Services helps
- Understanding which type of affidavit you need
- Drafting clear, accurate wording
- Typing and formatting the document
- Referring you to a Commissioner for Oaths for commissioning
- Scanning and copying the commissioned affidavit
- Linking the affidavit to your next application
What to prepare before you contact us
Having these ready makes the process faster. Requirements are set by a Commissioner for Oaths or advocate and can change, so we always confirm the current list with you before starting.
- National ID card
- Copies of the documents involved
- Exact details of what you are declaring
- The institution’s instructions, if any
How it works
- 1
Explain the situation
Tell us what the affidavit is for.
- 2
Draft
We draft the affidavit and you review every word.
- 3
Commissioning
You sign it before a Commissioner for Oaths.
- 4
Use it
We scan it and help with your next application.
Hirram Services is an independent assistance provider and is not part of a Commissioner for Oaths or advocate or any government office. Official fees are paid to the relevant authority and are separate from our service charge. Approval, timelines and outcomes are decided by the authority. See our service disclaimer.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hirram Services a law firm?
No. We help with drafting and typing. The affidavit must be sworn before a Commissioner for Oaths or advocate, and for legal advice you should consult an advocate.
Can an affidavit be done fully online?
Drafting can be done remotely. Commissioning requires you to swear before a Commissioner for Oaths in line with the applicable rules.
