Affidavit from third party

[MsMariah 0]

I didn't notarize mine which were handwritten by three different people and affirmed by three other people who were present at the time, it says they have to be affirmed by a third party with their ID#, name, date and place of birth, address and phone. The instructions never said one thing about them being notarized. My petition was approved in 101 days.

Also I think they can tell if they are in the same handwriting as the petitioner. Pretty much it's like making a sworn statement, they have to say I swear and attest to firsthand knowledge of the following info which pertains to knowing you are married.

I had three people make sworn statements, his brother, saying how our families spent time together, my mother, with her knowledge of us always chatting on cam and voice and her own conversations with him. And one from our landlord for three months in Jordan, who wouldn't rent the flat without our marriage cert. and saw us always coming and going together.

Good luck,

Mariah

The affidavit needs only one signature. The affiant (someone who signs an affidavit) is affirming the contents of the affidavit. The affidavits are intended to affirm what the affiant knows about the bona fides of your relationship, not simply to affirm they attended a wedding. Marriage certificates take care of proving you got married. An affidavit would potentially be helpful if it spoke of what the affiant personally observed about the evolution of your relationship over time. Affidavits from people who know no more about the relationship than they attended a wedding are a waste of time.

Oh, ok thanks. My secondary affiant's were, the brothers wife, my brother (for my mom's), and the landlords son, they all knew the exact same thing as the original affiant who was writing the paper, they just happened to be there to make the second signature. But anyway I know I've gotten a sworn statement from someone with someone else to witness their signature who wasn't there to witness what the person was swearing, this was accepted by a judge as evidence enough to throw a case out... unless the judge used a different basis.....

Peace,

Mariah