Online Two Names Affidavit in India – One and Same Person Declaration

You need it when your name appears differently in various documents - passport, Aadhaar, PAN, educational certificates, etc. It's essential for passport applications, visa processing, property transactions, and resolving name discrepancies in official records.

Yes, passport offices accept one and same person affidavit when name differs in supporting documents. It's a standard requirement for passport applications with name variations.

Yes, you can declare multiple name variations in a single affidavit. For example, with and without middle name, with initials, after marriage name, etc.

Stamp duty varies by state, typically ₹10 to ₹100. We provide state-compliant e-stamp paper as part of our service.

The affidavit is valid for lifetime unless you legally change your name. However, some authorities may require recent affidavits (within 6 months to 1 year).

No, witnesses are not mandatory. The affidavit only requires your signature and notarization by a notary public.

Yes, it's commonly used in property transactions when the seller's or buyer's name differs in various documents like property papers, identity proofs, etc.

Yes, the affidavit must be notarized by a notary public to be legally valid and accepted by authorities.

Yes, embassies and visa authorities accept one and same person affidavit when name discrepancies exist in travel documents.

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