Affidavit · Florida
Florida Affidavit Forms (2026)
A Florida affidavit is a written statement of facts that you sign under oath. Where a law or rule asks for a "verified" document, the written declaration of Florida Statutes §92.525(2) may be used; when an oath before a notary is required, use a notary.
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Choose your affidavit
- Affidavit of ResidenceProof of address for a school, DMV, utility or bank.
- Affidavit of HeirshipSworn family history identifying the heirs of someone who died.
- Affidavit of Financial SupportPromise to support a student, relative or tenant (not USCIS Form I-864).
- Identity Theft AffidavitSupplemental sworn statement to send with your FTC Identity Theft Report.
- Lost Title AffidavitSupporting statement plus a guide to the DMV duplicate title form.
The small estate affidavit is not offered in Florida: there, collecting a small estate requires a petition to the probate court.
Signing an affidavit in Florida
- Notary or declaration?
- Where a law or rule asks for a "verified" document, the written declaration of Florida Statutes §92.525(2) may be used; when an oath before a notary is required, use a notary.
- Unsworn option in our forms
- Available for most versions, if the recipient accepts it (never for an affidavit of heirship).
Official source: Florida Statutes §92.525 · Last reviewed: October 2026
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