What is a Affidavit for Loss of Educational Marksheet or Degree Certificate?
An Affidavit for Lost Marksheet or Degree Certificate is a legal statement under oath affirming that the original educational document has been irretrievably lost and has not been misused or pledged. It promises to surrender the duplicate document if the original is ever recovered.
Enforceability in Indian Courts
Recognized as compulsory prerequisite documentation by CBSE, state school education boards, and Indian universities under UGC guidelines.
Execution on Stamp Paper
Executed on a Rs 10, Rs 20, or Rs 50 non-judicial stamp paper and notarized.
Documents Needed to Execute This Affidavit for Loss of Educational Marksheet or Degree Certificate
Keep the following self-attested documents ready before signing and attesting the agreement:
Essential Clauses in This Agreement Draft
Every clause is structured according to Indian statutory jurisprudence to safeguard the interests of both executing parties:
01.Bona Fide Loss Declaration
States that the document was lost accidentally without fraudulent intention.
02.Undertaking of Surrender
Undertakes to return duplicate copy if original document is traced.
Legal FAQs on Affidavit for Loss of Educational Marksheet or Degree Certificate
Is a police complaint necessary along with the affidavit for lost marksheet?
Yes, most boards and universities require a Non-Cognizable Report (NCR) or online police lost report along with the notarized affidavit.
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